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T0MAHAWK BARRED
Halle Reiter's Calhoun Boat Is
Too Fast

The gale which blew down Lake Cal
noun yesterday afternoon would have
sent seafaring man into ecstacies of
delight, but it struck fear into the
breasts of the sailor boys who handle
the sfoops which compete in the weekly
races on that lake and the afternoons
sport was called off
While the wind was not so high that
poats could not be out on the water. it
blew SO strongly that it required all
reeIS 10 be taken in, and the man at
the helm had busy time in keeping
MS boat right side up, and it would
nave been we'll nigh impossible to sail
the races Which We're scheduled
The interest which was SO noticeable
at the opening of the season has some
what abated, owing to the fact that
Halle Refers boat Tomahawk IL. ran
away from the field in enough of the
Ieguiar series to cinch the pennant.
Inc members of the Calhoun Yacht
clup Will endeavor to arouse interest
again, however, by offering another
pennant for each class of boats bar
ring the Tomahawk from competing for
the prizes in her class on the grounds
that she has already won one pennant
TINS season. The first of these races
VIII be sailed next Saturday afternoon
when seen yesterday Reiter would
make no statement in regard to what
ne would do with his yacht, but it is
generally believed at Calhoun that he
VIII move her to Minnetonka, as she
mas shown her speed ON the smaller
lake and would stand a good show
against the faster boats on Minnetonka
The new boat Which was built in
Duluth for the Chamberlain boys was
strained during her trial trips on Cal
noun, and is being strengthened by
braces between her ribs. To date she
fol-
out 1t is the opinion of yachtsmen that
when she once enters the field she will
be as formidable an opponent as has
been the Tomahawk II.
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FIRST MASON TAKES
FAIR GROUND PURSE
Two Favorltes Win in Seven
Races at ST. Louis and
Talent Loses

81. LOUIS, Mo-, July 16.-Only two
faVorlteS out of seven succeeded in
reaching the wire first at the fair
grounds today. After two fayorites
had been beaten, Miss Manners won
the third for the talent. First Mason,
Inc other faVorite to win, captured the
feature of the racing card, the Mid
summer handicap, worth about $780,
Getting into the lead at the start he
Won easily by five lengths from Never
such, splendidly ridden by Wilson, and
Oldstone, badly handled, third. Track
fair. Summary:
First race. mile and seventy yards-Dr.
Bier h1er' 100, Blackjack, 8 to 1, won; Car
Eeronia. 100, Plunkett. 10 to 1, third
Time, 1:51. Edith Boss. Howard p, Bean,
MISS MS Eona, Hinsdale, Facade, Lady
MatchleSS and the Hebrew also ran
Second race, five furlongs-Yada 100,
u; W II, 10 to l. won; Fay Templeton,
i 1SS 4 F0lay to seemed Ny Eiean9r
Mellwood. Will Lowdene, Loyal Street and
1n1lammable also ran.
Third race. six -furlongs-Niss Manners,
1915 1915 A AHTtln t to won; Alice Turner
los. Howell, to 1, third. Time, 1:17h
Rapport. Foghorn, Dan McCue Edna
Danleis, Algonquin, Bombino, Federalist
Fourth race, Midsummer handicap, mile
and seventy yards-First Mason, ia,
Watson, II to 10. won; Neversuch, SO, l..
Wilson, 16 to l, second; Oldstone. So.
Howell, 9 to ., third. Time. 1:4S. Jack
Young. Forehand and Jordan also ran
FIRTH race. seven furlongs-Ancke. 1902,
Blake: to 1, won; Light Opera, 104,
Howell. to 5. second; Mindora. 109 Aus
tin, to 1, third. Time, 1:31. Dr. Bob
ran
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
T1ckful, 104, Seder, rs to 1, won; Pour
quoi Pas, 100, Fisher to 1, second; Am
ber1ta, 80, Emblem, Is to 1. third. Time,
1:49. Missile, Uranium. Regina, d.
Varna, Fonso, Pompey. Kings Charm
and Worthington also ran
Seventh race, six furlongs-Tally Ho,
lo4 Seder 10 to 1. won; j. W. O'Neil, 10S,
Stoval 8 to 10, second Jerry Hunt, 10S.
Austin, 10 to 1. third. Time. LII. Sol
Smith, Atlas Alcomar Metlakatla, Joe
GosS. Matte H also ran.
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WIND STOPS RACES
Bald Eagle Events Postponed
on Account of Breeze

The regatta committee of the Bald
Eagle Yacht club deemed it unwise to al
low the boats to race in the heavy gale
blowing yesterday afternoon, and which
Der of boats made the run over to the
club dock. but did not start in the reg
ular weekly race. Dancin' Sal broke her
throat halyard in an attempt to do a
windward leg, but otherwise suffered no
damage
There will be friendly race between
the shippers of the class A boats this
morning, and these Sunday races may be
made into regular weekly events for the
rest of the season.
1t is anything to beat the Rood boat,
We're Here, which has almost an un-
that these extra races will perfect the
turning of some of the other boats and
make them fast enough to do the trick
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GOLF ENTRIES CLOSE
Numbers Indicate Splendid Con.
test at Winona Tomorrow
Special to The Globe

Nk'SSioA " he AIiOEe
@INONA, Mimi. July 16.-The entry
ilst closed this afternoon for the state
golf tournament to be held in this city
opening Monday. The number entered
assures large field and hard contest
as well for the championship, as the en-
Iries include the best players in the state.
1hoSe who have entered are as follows:
Meadow-Brook Club, Winona-S. Blair,
n. >. 4ellmans, E. K. Tarbell, j. w. S.
Gallagher, c. P. Crangle, C. M. Morse, H.
T. Melvin, ]. D. Milien, o. F. Burlingame.
4. y. Tearse, W. B. Parsons A w.
I1alrd j. w. Booth George Landon, F.
f. Pittman, H. G. Smith, E. Tawney. j.
r. Mitchell R. Smith
Minikahda Club, Minneapelis-C. H.
G LOG, ;. l.. Corse, c; I; Jaffray, p. P
Burton.
Town and Country Club, ST. Paul-B. F.
G eae1ef A Aii S J9hnst9n C. M
William Finch. H E. Thompson, L. c.
Mliler, e. w: Gardner M. Doran Jr., HI.
+ Send, T. L. Johnston, 7. w. Griggs.
Charles A; fuller, George C. Schrager
Wendell Hertig
Mortified Club, Duluth. ]. Hopkins,
E P. Towne, E. P Alexander, C. D.
thompson, Ward Ames Jr., w. W. Walk
er.
Faribault-John Dobbin
:, Inc play on Monday will be for the
Spalding five-man team trophy for the
pest scores against DOGGY and for the
scotch foursome contest. Play for the
championship will commence on Tuesday
morning, when the qualifying round will
De pulled off dividing the players into
the hrst, second and third flights, eight
men to a flight
The links are in splendid condition, and
everything seems to promise excellent
sport next week Some of the Minneapolis
go1ers arrived here on Friday evening
ana have spent today in going over the
course and getting themselves familiar
lied with its conditions. Those who have
been so doing today are 1. L. Corse, T.
r. MARRIED., E. B. Gates, Harry Legg and
Frank Carnahan
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puIuth Wins swatfest

DULUTH, Mimi, July 16.-Duluth and
today. the locals getting the long. end of
the bargain, II to IL, in eleven innings.
After the locals had made four runs off
Shaw and tied the score in the ninth,
Doll went in. He BANKED the White Sex
in the tenth, but in the eleventh he gave
two bases on balls and this was followed
by a safe drive by Shepard, scoring Cor
rigan with the winning run. The score:
RH. E.
Duluth ....10 o OPS A 1-12 10 S
Superior 90 0 0 3 0 0 0 o Oil IA 1
Batteries: Duluth. Kukalik and O'Leary;
Superior, Shaw, Doll and Rogers.
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CEERS FOOLS Tall ENT
Drives Hive to Win, Defeating
letO

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July 16.-The mid
summer meeting Of the Columbus Driving
association closed today. The track was
fast and the racing uniformly good. The
talent picked Leta to win the 2:35 trot
but Hive, with Geers up. won handily in
straight heats. Summaries:
2:25 trot, two in three heats, purse $500
live won in straight heats. Time,
2:141A, 2:11A. Leta,. Ruth c, Miss Rose
dale and Silver Orr also started.
2:0S pace, three heats, each heat race,
purse $1,500-Al Book won the first and
second heats. Time 2:0SA, 2:0S. Trilby
Direct won the third heat Time, 2:0SA
Baron Rogers also started.
2:13 trot, two in three heats, purse $500
-Consuella won in straight heats. Time,
2:11%, 2:10%. Joy Maker and Halle
Hardin also started.
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Indians Forfeit 10 Miller.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, July f6-Min-
neapolis and Indianapolis were to play
two games here today, but only the first
was finished, that being a victory for In
dianapolis. In the first inning of the sec
ond game. after Indianapolis and Mime
apolIs had each scored one run. Magoon
tried to block two Minneapolis base run
second offense Umpire Bausewine ordered
the offender from the game. After calling
Bausewine few names Magoon started
for the bench, but stopped to talk once
forfeited To Minnaannl - -
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Earned runs, milwaukee, T. Louisvilie
hear, Kerwin. White; three base hits.
Bateman, Slattery; home run, O'Brien:
bases Oh balls. of Curtis 4. off Wright 3
on Egan 2; hit by pitched ball, Pennell;
stolen bases, Schaefer. O'Brien, Kerwin,
Arndt; sacrifice hits, Dexter, Arndt
Schriver; struck out, by Curtis S. by
Wright i, By Egan A; double plays, Bras
near to Quinlan to White Quinlan to
Brashear to White: left on bases MiIwau
kee 9. Louisville G; hits. off Wright ID in
61a innings; or Egan / in 21b innings:
umpire ano Hart; time, 2:05; attendance,
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Winnipeg Loses One

Special to The Globe
CROOKSTON. Mimi. July 16-In the
fiercest smuggling match seen on the
Crookston grounds this season Crookston
won from Winnipeg through costly err
in the outfield and the gardeners were
worked hard throughout the game. Viii
sons home run in the seventh. scoring
three men. was the feature of the game.
The score:
RH.E.
Winnipeg ......01 o1 0 81 Il s
Crookston .....-3 2 o 2 O 2 o 80 10 2
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him fair and square three feet away from
the base and Holiday refused to allow


A base on balls and double scored one
for the Saints in the first, and double
and two singles brought another in the
third. Two hits gave the visitors one
in the, fifth, and. although Jackson caught
Burns at the plate, everybody was glad
when Holiday called him safe. An error.
a base on balls, hit and a long fly gave
double. two passes, batter hit by pitcher
and an error added three in the eighth.
The visitors rallied somewhat in the
Moriarty started with single and Brown
drove one to Wheeler too hot to handle.
Moriarty scored on Burns single and
Reisling forced Burns at second. Sweeney
singled to right and Brown scored and
Frisbie brought it all to close by flying
out to O'Brien. The scores:
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Chippewa Falls l-oses
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe
HUDSON, Wis. July 1G.-Eudson de-
feated Chippewa Fails here today by
score of 10 s. After the first inning, In
which the home team played awkward.
the visitors were thwarted with steady
skill. johnson. IIudson's pitcher. added to
his reputation and played a ski!lful game.
allowing few hits or bases on balls. The
batteries were: Hudson. Johnson Nc.
In.yrc; Chippewa Falls, Foster. Dolan.
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Heat Affects Races

The hot weather cut down the entries
for the races at the regular weekly mat
X. Kihbey's Lady Tina beat J. Fl. But
iards Don in straight heats in the road
race; NIhe time for each heat was ZIG.
In tic X2g pace some fast quarters were
ing the sesond quarter in the second heat
il 80. fat, which is the matinee record.
DR.. +. L. Beekley's FL Banelle won the
race from Ha4Davis in three heats. Time.
1909, lilo LON
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Two-base hits, Wheeler 2, Jones; sacri-
flee hits, Sullivan. Sweeney; stolen bases,
Moriarty, Burns, Reisling, Clingman;
double plays, O'Brien to Marcan to KEEL
Lee 8, off Deering 4. off Corbett 8; struck
out, by Lee a, by Corbett Z; hits off Lee
IN innings Z. off Deering in 5 innings S;
time of game, 1:45; umpire Holiday
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Two-base hits. Kruger. Sebring, Smith,
Mccormick 2. Browne, McGinnity; sacri-
flee hits, Beaumont Browne, Dahlen;
stolen base, Leach; double plays, Sebring
to Ritchey, Deylin to Bowerman to Dab
len, Gilbert to Dahlen; first base on balls,
, on nlah ea1i OF McGdnn at MT py
erty l. by McGinnity 2; time. 200; UNI
pireS, O'Day and Moran.
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session Players Win

NIAGARA -ON-THE-LAKE Ont. July
16.-The Canadian tennis championships
were continued here this morning. Beais
Wright OF Boston, and Edgar Leonard.
OF Boston, won the doubles championship
by defeating Waidner and Hunt in three
straight sets
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Two-base hit, Jordan; three base hits,
double play. Babb TO Dillon; first on balls
off Keliunl l, off Cronin 5; sacrifice hit
Jordan; hit by pitched ball, by kelium l;
struck out. by Kellum 6. by Cronin 2;
stone.
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Microbes Rlank phiIlies

CHICAGO, July 16-Today's game
was a pitchers battle in which both
Wicker and Sparks Were in great form,
but Wicker had perfect support and won
the game. Slagle scored the only run
On his single, sacrifice and an error
Attendance
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ST. Louis Defeats Boston

Two-base hit, Needham; home run,
Shannon: stolen bases. Beckley. Smoot.
Burke. Grady; wild pitch. Willis; bases
on balls. off Taylor 3: struck out, by
Taylor 2, by Willis S; left on bases, St.
Louis Z, Boston 10; time. LBS; umpire,
thinner.
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Louisville Signs Reidy
SpeciaI fo The Globe

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 16.--Pitcher
several years and sold to Brooklyn club,
but recently released, has been signed by
Louisville club and expected here Sunday
to join the team. President Charles Eb-
bits. of Brooklyn club, was here today
looking over the Brewers and the Louis
vile team. 1t is understood that Mr.
Ebbits was watching Outfelder Stone and
Shortstop Schaefer.
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Fargo Defeats Forks

Special to The Globe
FARGO. N. D., July 16.-Fargo played
an errorless game this afternoon and
punched hits on Morton in the second for
three earned runs. Nagle's homer was
sational fielding by Treager, Bender and
Hurlburt We're the features. Score:
RH.E
Fargo ..........1 8 o 0 0 0 "a 0
Grand Forks 10 / 0: 0 0 OIL s 2
Batteries: Fargo. Lempke and Lynch;
Grand Forks, Morton and Cheek.
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EofaIs LUZ Is 81
Totals IA 80 10 s
Detroit 90 0 o o Go
New York. 2 0 0 0 0 ID
no one ont when Whining run scored

no one ont when Whining run scored
Eases on errors, Det.oit 8; left on
balls. off Clarkson 4 off Chesbro ]. off
Kitson :, off Klllian g; hits of Clark
con in 7 inningS. off Chesbrc In in
nilles, off Kitson s III seven innings, off
Kiliian in 3 innings: struck out. by
Clarkson 2. by Chesbro Q, by Killlan /;
three base hits. Crawford. Robinson; two
base hit. Kieinow; sacrifice hits, Fultz
MCINTYRE, OLsaTy: stolen bases Amber
son. Cenroy. Carr; double play. Eiberfc!si
to Williams 30 ostecn: ur5nre, Connolly;
time, 2:59; attendance, 12,277.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs

Yesterdays Results
Pittsburg 6. New York z.
Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 2.
Chicago 1, Philadelphia 0.
st. Louis 5, Boston s.
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Eaton Defeats Haverfcrd

LONDON, july 16.-Eton defeated
Haverford (Pennsylvania) in their cricket
Were: Eton 1877, Haverford lis. f. D.
Cooley, of the American team. tool. four
of the Elton wickets for 81 runs and II.
four wickets for So runs. Cooley carried
his bat through the innings for 81 runs
a. G. Priestman, American, made &C runs.
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Totals =. 81 10 o. Totals :. 42411 3
Ghi e g, Is, ;;;.99 9 9 u II
Left on bases. Chicago A. Philadelphia
6; three-base hit, Tinker; sacrifice hit,
Casey; stolen base, Slagle; double play,
Tinker to Evers to Chance; struck out,
by Wicker Z, by Sparks 2; bases on balls.
off Wicker 8. off Sparks l; wild pitch,
Wicker; time, 1:45; umpire, Carpenter
ST. Louis Defeats Boston
ST LOUIS, MO, July 46.-Both teams
played loose ball and both Taylor and
willis were hit freely. Attendance, $500.
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Two-base hits, Deering, Sullivan KEEL
ley; home run, OBrien; stolen bases,
Jackson 2, Flournoy, Marcan, Moriarty;
sacrifice hits, Sullivan, Flournoy; passed
ball, Brown; wild pitch, Deering; first on
balls, off Deering 5, off Chech 2; struck
out, by. Deering 1, by Chech q; double
plays. Marcan to Kelley Clingman to
Reading, Clingman to Reading; time, 1:25;
umpire Holiday
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Athletics Rally and Win

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 16.-Howell
pitched a splendid game until the eighth
inning, when the home team made seven
hits, which, with muf by Jones' netted
seven runs. st. Louis could not hit Hen
ley with any result. Attendance, 1888.
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Colonies Win sluoojno MATCH

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, July 16.-In a
smuggling match Louisville won from Mil
Waukee by score of L to Z. O'Brien
made homo run with two men on the
bases in the seventh The
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Blues Defeat columbus

was effective in every inning today ex-
cept the fifth. when Kansas City scored
nine runs. Attendance 600 Score.
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Reds Win From superbas

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 16.-Cronin's
bases on balls were rather costly today
The others of the Cincinnatis' tallies came
on clean hits Attendance, $3.50. Score:
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Two-base hits, Freeman, Martin. Carr.
Magoon; sacrifice hits, Magoon, Dickey;
balls. off Stimmel 1, off Phillips 1; passed
balls Starnagle 2; hit by pitcher by
STUNNED /; double play Magoon to
Dlckey; wild pitch, Phillips: struck ont
by. Stimmel 4, by Phillips /: left on bases
Minneapolis 6, indianapolis 9; umpire
Bausewine; time. hours; attendance,
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Earned runs. Philadelphia 2; two-base
hits. seybold 2. Powers; sacrifice hit, Pad
Wallace to Padden; left on bases St Louis
s. Philadelphia 7; first on balls off Howell
4; hit by pitched ball. Padden; struck out,
by Howell g Henley 4; time, hours; UNI
pires, Dwyer and King.
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Champs Trounce Cleveland
BOSTON, Mass, July 16.-Boston won
handily today, batting Joss and Donahue
out OF the box in the first two innings
and hitting Rhoades with ease. Attend
ance, IA S04 Score:
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When in doubt as to how your money
should be invested, read "The Globes
Paying Wants.
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Two base hits, Collins, Lajoie; three
base hits, Freeman 2, Flick; home run.
Criger; sacrifice hit, Stahl; double play,
Parent to Ferris to Lachance; struck out
by Young l, by Donahue /, by Rhoades
|; hits off Joss in / inning, 4. off Dona-
hue in inning 6, off Rhoades in innings,
y; wild pitches, Rhoades; time, 1:42; UNI
pire, Sheridan
White Sox Shut Out Senators
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 16.-Chicago
won on some timely and lucky hitting.
The score:
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Three I Ieauue

Cedar Rapids 5, Rock Island 3.
Rockford 3, Springfield 5.
Dubuque S, Burlington 4.
Davenport l. Decatur 2.
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Chicago .....l o 0 0 o %
washington o 0 0 0 O 0 0 %

Two-base hits, Jones, Mcfarland,
rifice hits. Callahan Isbeil q Dundon;
double plays, Cassidy to Stahl to Cough
lin, Davis to Donahue; bases on balls off
Smith 2. off Patten 3; hit by pitched ball,
by Smith 1; struck out, by Smith g. by
Patten 8: left on bases. Chicago z. Wash
ington Z; passed ball, Mcfarland; time,
Las; umpire. OIoughlin; attendance,
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NORTHERN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs

Yesterdays Results
Fargo 4, Grand Forks L.
Winnipeg z, Crookston 9.
Duluth II, Superior IL.
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Giants Defeat Champs

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 16.-The game
was exciting all through and brilliant
plays We're made on both sides. Attend
ance 40 The score.
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Columbus 30 Q Q 80 Q IL
Two-hase hits Hill, Martin; sacrifice
hit, Wrigley;, double plays Durham to
ryan TO Sullivan, BridWeu to Kihm
Wrigley to Bridwell; bases on balls off
Durham 4, off Glendon 2; struck out. by
Durham Z. by, Glendon Z; left on bases,
Kansas City 6, Columbus 9; time, 1885,
umpire Klem
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs

Yesterdays Results
Detroit s, New York 8.
Boston 13, Cleveland 8.
st. Louis l. Philadelphia s.
Chicago 3, Washington 0.
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SAINTS TAKE PAIR
OF ABSURD GAMES
Mud Hens and Umpire Furnish
Afternoon of Amusement
Devoid Of Baseball
STANDING of the Clubs
Yesterdays Results

st. Paul II, Z. Toledo 1. g..
Minneapolis 4, 8, Indianapolis 10, 0.
Milwaukee Z, Louisville u.
Kansas City 9, Columbus 1.
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cantiIIon Gets Harvey

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, July 16-Manager
Cantilion, of the Milwaukee American as.
ISOLATION ball team, has signed John L.
Harvey, University of Wisconsin man.
to play in the infield. Harvey has played
semi-professional ball on Milwaukee and
ord
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cI,eshro,s Steal Minis

! NEW YORK. July 16.--Chesbro scored
| the winning run by dash in the tenth
| by which he reached home safely. Score.
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When Holiday was in st. Paul before
he did good work but yesterday the late
unlamented Pears would have been a
Solomon come to judgment in comparison.
On balls and strikes he was simply alb
surd, land his ridiculous decisions alone
kept the spectators awake. He was SO
bad that he was good and his list of
judicial iniquities would make the moral
law look short and curt - : :
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Mintos Defeat shamrocks.
Special to The Globe
WINNIPEG. Man, July 16.-The Min
tos defeated the Shamrocks here today in
fast game by a score Of to 5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-28
" el fond0 de los
prOfesores iuhiIados?

Sc nos suplica por algunos Maestros
interesados en- ell asunto, que respe-
tuosamente preguntemos al Hon. senior
Comisionado de instruction pdblica
que hay sobre los fondos de jubilaci6n,
4 los cuales tienen perfecto derecho
esos ancianos educadores de la gene
raci6n pasada.
Va para un afio que estos infortu-
nados professres. dignos por todos con.
ceptos de mejor suerte, y del aprecio y
estimation de sus conciudadanos, no
perciben un centavo de sus clasihcadas
y correspondientes pensiones, sin que
sepan hasta, la hora presente los inte-
resados cuales puedan ser los motives
de tan punible indiferencia por parte
de los llamados a remediar esta peren-
toria necesidad.
Dfgase de una vez la Ultima pala-
bra; hagase entender por quien CORES
ponda estos desheredados de la for
tuna, 81 tienen no indiscutible dere-
cho para ser atendidos en- sus legfti-
mas aspiraciones, y asi sabran a que
atenerse: bien para recibir con pun
tualidad, al vencimiento de cada tri-
mestre, la pension que a cada uno CO.
rreponda, en-, case Affirmative; 6 bien
para desechar de una vez toda idea de
benefcio, absteniendose de hacer COM
promises, contando con un credito ilu-
sorio, en- case contrario.