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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-22
NOTES OF THE AMATEURS

The Pluto Reserves won from the APP
plegate Stars by score of to 2.
The Tiger Lilies handed the short end
of a 7-to-4 score TO the p. ID. @. team. The
game was played al Riverside.
Roy Gage. former Notre Dame player,
has been signed by the Duesseldorfer team.
and will play to-day against Greenfield.
The Shea Stars defeated the Clippers by
a score of 10 TO yesterday. The Shea
Stars want games with any twelve-year-
teams. Address SS7 West Henry street.
The Indianapolis Grays will play the
winner of the Nets and Marott game at
Capital City Park this afternoon. The first
game will be called at .1:So and the second
at $3.50.
The Standard OIL team defeated the
Dodgers in fast game yesterday by a
score of IL to A. The game was played on
the old grounds of the Business Mems
Rowing Club.
The Indianapolis Juniors defeated the
Tuxedo Juniors by score of TO /. The
feature of the game the heavy batting
of Walter Lebking, Ralph Hutchins and
Wilbur Wursel.
The Y NJ c. A. team defeated the AL
lison Coupon team of the Printers League
at Garfield Park by a score of 10 to IL
The pitchers of both teams were batted
hard for eight innings, when the game was
called.
Contrary to statements published, Peter
Roell has not been signed by the Indian
apolis Grays, says the manager of the
Duesseldorfers, and will pitch for that
team this afternoon. Roell or Meyers will
pitch for the Duesseldorfers at Spring
Lake Park, where they will play the
Greenfield team this afternoon.
The McCarty Nets defeated the Orientals
at Riverside by score of to 0. The
feature of the game was the pitching of
Nields, of the Nets, he holding his op-
ponents down to one hit. The batteries
were Nields and Garfield; McAllen and
Thompson The Nets want games with
any semi-professional team in the city.
Address Charles Mccarthy, 239 Virginia
avenue.
The Central Union Telephone Company
team defeated the Atlas engine works nine
yesterday by a score of IL to 10. The game
was played at the Newly oval grounds.
and was fast from start to finish. The
feature was the pitching of Jack Frost,
or the telephone team. He struck out
twenty of the opposing players. The Cen
trail Union team wants games with any
clubs in the city or State. Address Man
ager ID. Ets Hokin. sixth floor of the Ma
jestic building.
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WOMEN'S GOLF TEAMS
HALUED THEIR MATCH
Nassau System of Scoring Was
Used for First Time-Scores
of Match.

The women's golf teams of the Country
Club and Riverside halved their match at
the Country Club links yesterday afternoon.
each side scoring six points. The Nassau
system of scoring was used for the first
time in this city. BY this system one point
is awarded TO the winner of the first nine
holes, one point is awarded to the winner
of the second nine holes and one point is
added 10 the score of the winning team.
In yesterdays play Miss Wynn, of the
Country Club. defeated Miss Bessie Rawls
of Riverside, ) up and TO play Mrs
Hammond. of Riverside, defeated Miss Hay
ward, of the Country Club, up. Mrs.
Harry 5. New, of the County Club defeated
Mrs. Judson. of Riverside up and 10
play, and Miss Elizabeth Rawls. of River
side. defeated Mrs. Otto Haueisen, of the
Country Club. 4 up and 10 play
The second match OF the Home and
Home" series will be played some time in
June on the Riverside links. The Survival
of the Fittest" handicap tournament will
be played on the Country Club links next
Wednesday, and a putting tourney for the
women golfers has been arranged for Deco
ration day.
The golfers were out i'm force at the River
side and Highland clubs. but no special
matches were played. The Highland links
are being put in excellent shape for the
formal inauguration which will take Place
on Decoration day
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.Battel for Curtis In nil

Totals 30 6 q Il
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Grand RAPIDS VIII Remain.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. May 21-Presi-
dent Bement. of Evansville. Secretary A
II. Halderman. of Marion, and A. II. Col
Inns, manager Of the local team of the Cen
trail League, held an extended conference
here to-day. a II. Halderman offered to
buy Mr. Collins's interests in the Grand
Rapids team and assume all Indebtedness,
but his offer was refused. though Mr.. Hal
derman left the offer open for a week. The
local players were all paid in full tonight
by Manager Collins. The Grand Rapids
teams Indebtedness is now about $1,7O0.
President Bement, before leaving for his
home tonight, said that Grand Rapids
would certainly remain in the Central
League.
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Innings pitched Hollingsworth, 9; Irish
2: Sussman, s. Base hits made-Of Hol-
Bases on bails-Ofr HoIiingsworth. 3; Off
Irish, 3: of Sussman, 2 Struck out-By Hol-
lingsworth. Is: by Irish. e. by Sussman. 6.
iingsworth, /; by Sussman, 2 Two-base
Hutchinson. Three-base hit-Sussman.
Sacrifice hits-Grifhth, Brockney. Double
plays-Sussman to Peckham TO Munger:
Rulman TO Peckham. Stolen bases-Queis-
ser ca. Niptash. Singer ca. Uphaus, Highly,
Minger. Irish, Hauck. Passed ball-Minger.
First base on errors-Haven-Geddes, 8; ID.
Stewart Co. 2. Left on bases-Haven-Ged-
des. s: d. Stewart Co. 5. Umpire-Mazur.
Tine-t:50 Attendance-4JO.
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REDS ASSUME THE LEAD
IN THE NATIONAL RACE
Kellum Succeeded Suthoff in the
Eighth and Stopped Phil
lies Scoring.
GIANTS BLANK CHICAGO
St. Louis Won Close Game
from Brooklyn and Pittsburg
Was Victorious.
National League Standing.

National Games To-Day
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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TERRE HAUTE GAVE
GRAND RAPIDS 4 BLANK

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. May 1.-Two
costly errors in the infeld allowed Terre
Haute TO score to-day. and superb pitching
by Scott. backed by excellent fielding. pre-
vented the locals from making any runs
Score:
RH L
Grand Rapids. % o o o 90 3 4
Terre Haute...0 3 0 o o. S 1
Batteries-Miller and Bufka: Scott and
Street. Umpire-Smith Attendance-1.O GO
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INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
HAS FORMAL OPENING
Three Winning Teams Won Their
Games by Overwhelming
Scores.
STEWARDS HIT POORLY

PART ONE.

The Independent League opened its season
yesterday under the most suspicious cir
cumstances. and while the three winning
teams won by overwhelming scores the
members OF the losing teams played just as
earnestly as though the winning of the first
game would give his team the champion
ship.
Hollingsworth, the Havens & Geddes
pitcher, proved a stumbling block for the
Daniel Stewart team. Hollingsworth is but
q youngster, but he held the Stewards down
to three hits yesterday and fielded his po-
eition like a veteran. The final score was
Is TO IN favor OF the Havens-Geddes team.
Score:
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SOUTH BEND HAD NO
TROUBLE IN WINNING

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 21.-South
Bend had no trouble defeating Wheeling
to-day. Score:
r III T.
South Bend....0 % If O o O-6 Q s
Wheeling $50 o. o 0 0 0 OIL 4
Batteries-Ferguson and Andrews; Phil
ipot and Schriever.
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Bicycle tours 10 the worlds fair at St
Louis will be made by wheelmen this sea-
son. and the announcement is made that
motorcyclists, too, contemplate a journey
TO the big exposition. The rrst to announce
their plans are the members OF the St. Paul
Motor Club. which will have a run to the
fair early in July This club will hold its
hill-climbing contest during the latter part
of May and will also have an endurance
test of from 100 10 200 miles in June.
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MGJNNITY DID NOT
ALLOW MANY HITS

CHICAGO. May 2.-The locals were
blanked to-day through inability to touch
McGipnity with men on bases. Corridor
pitched good game, but two punched hits.
with clever base running and sacrificing in
the third and fourth, brought in two runs.
Corridor hit the first man up in the ninth.
a steal and two outs scoring the third man.
Attendance, 10000. Score:
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pie. Is. Wild pitch-Miller. Hit by pitch
er-Temple, 5. Two-base hits-Freel, Camp
bell, Temple Dickson Stolen bases-Muk-
Eokin (O, Willie "a. Lucos, Miller. Passed
balls-Brillhart. IA; Kehl. 3. First base on
errors-G. and j., Z; K. and j.. 4. Left
on bases-G. and J., 2; X. and j., 5.
Umpire-Koelling. Time-Two hours. At
tendance-350.
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At hreveport-Shreveport. IA; Montgom-
cry. D.
At Observation-Disclosures Z; Memphis. 8.
At Little Rock-Nashville, 6; Little
Rock, 3.
At New Orleans-Atlanta, S: New Or
leans A.
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st. LOUIS. May H.-The General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs concluded the first
week of it's convention this afternoon and
the press parliament finished its work and
adjourned. movement to make a per-
manent organization Of the parliament was
left in the hands of a committee which is
TO report at some time later.
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Runs-Mertes, Mccormick. Bowerman
Left On bases-Chicago, Z; New York, f.
Two-base hit-Mertes. Sacrifice hits-Dah-
len. McGinnity. Stolen bases-Mertes,
Tinker Mccormick CD Struck out-By
Corrieon. 1: by McGinnity, 4. Base on balls
off :Corridon, 1. Hit with ball-McCor-
mick.l Time-1:35. Umpires-Emslie and
tombstone
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CHICAGO. May 2l-President Fitzger-
aid, of the Hawthorne Racing Association,
to-day notified the Western Union Tele-
graph Company that the associa lion had
decided not TO allow the company TO operate
any telegraph wires from the track. Presi-
graph company. gave no reason for the
action taken.
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FORT WAYNE BATTED
OUT CLOSE VICTORY

FORT WAYNE, Ind, May Effort
Wayne defeated Dayton in the last of the
series in a fast game. The visitors tied the
score in the ninth. but two hits and a base
on balls netted the home team the winning
run. Alberts pitched good ball and scored
the final run after a two base bit. Score:
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SANDERS PITCHED
FOR THE CARDINALS

ST. LOUIS. May 2l.-St Louis won the
second game from Brooklyn this afternoon
in close finish. Brooklyn sought to cap
ture the game in the final inning and scored
one run on three hits. Sanders made his
first appearance this season for st. Louis
and pitched steady game. Attendance, A.
10O Score.
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MARCAN'S FIELDING
FEATURE OF GAME

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 21.-St- Paul and
Columbus played fast ball to-day and but
for stupid base running the visiting club
would have won by a larger margin. Mar
cans fielding was the feature. Attendance.
2,400 Score:
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HOODOO UNBROKEN
AND MILLERS LOST

MINNEAPOLIS. May 21.-The hoodoo re-
manned unbroken to-day and Louisville
won a close game by a score OF 3 70 2.
Minneapolis outbatted the visitors. but the
latter batsmen were the luckier. Attend
ance Score-
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College Games.

At Champaign, Ill-Illinois, Z; Chicago. 6
eleven innings)
At Cincinnati-University of Cincinnati,
s. Miami, 3
At Ann ArborT Michigan. 3; Wisconsin, 1.
At Princeton, n. J.-Princeton, Z; Penn
sylvania, 4.
AT New Haven-Yale Z; Holy Cross, ).
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Two-base hit-Robinson. Sacrifice hits
Robinson, O'Leary. Double playS-Drill 10
Moran: Drill to Loughlin. Bases on balls
Off Townsend, 4; off Mullin. 2. Hit by
pitched-By Townsend, l. Struck out-By
Townsend 5; by Mullin, s. Left on bases
Washington, 6; Detroit, H. Time-2:25. UNI
pire-Sheridan.
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Runs-Burkett, Heidrick, Padden, Kahoe,
Howell, Freeman, O'Neill, Ferris. Two-base
hits-Ferris, Collins. Three-base hits
Criger. Howell. Stolen bases-Hemphill,
wallace, Hill, Stahl. Double plays-Kahoe
to Padden; Ferris TO Lachance. Bases on
balls-On Tannehill l: off Howell, 3. Struck
out-By Tannehill. Z; by Howell, s. Time
$40. Umpire-Connolly.
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RAILROADERS WON FROM
POPE-WAVERLY TEAM

The L. f. & w. team was too swift for
the Pope players yesterday and the rail-
readers won a score of IL TO l. Cant pitched
IN excellent form and the Pope Waverley
players secured but three hits off his de-
livery. Mays easy for the l.. L. & w.
team Score.
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Bases on balls-Offs Cant, /; OF Mays, 4.
Struck out-By Cant. 10: by Mays. 5. Wild
pitches-Gant. l: Mays. ?. Hit by pitcher
Rice. Fitzgerald. Two-base hits-Hicks GU,
Schaub. Double play-Rice 10 Ryker.
Stolen bases-Schaub CD. Kiefer. Passed
balls-Canfield (2). Bases on errors-L. r.
e. w. s: Pope-Waverley. 2. Left on bases
Il. r. * w. 9: Pope averley, g. Umpire
j. f. Lang. Time-2:O0 Attendance-4O0.
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Two-b.kse Hits-Hil (D. Ryan, Swander.
Berry GFomley.
Sacrifice Hits-Bonner. IsbeIl, Hogriever.
Berry.
Stolen sRase-McCreery.
Bases >on Balls-Off Isbell. .; off Crom-
ley, l.
Struck Out-By Isbell, 5; by Crowley, 2.
Hit by pitched Ball-Bonner.
Wild ISltch-Cromley.
Left OF Bases-Kansas City, Z; Indianap-
oils 6.
Time--l:40.
UmpiIe-Holliday.
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Totals 81 s 81 II 5

RunS-SulhVan. Campion, herw1n- Hart.
Arndt. Two-base hit-Hart Sacrifice hits
Weaver CO, Dexter, Mailman. Stolen
bases-Sullivan, Coulter. Struck out-By
OF Munich, ?. Double plays-Campion Gun
assisted); Oyler TO Fox To Campion; ker-
win TO White. Left on bases-Minneapoiis.
6; Louisville s. Time-2:00. Umpiro--Pears.
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Totals 80 u q II 2

Runs--Huggins CD, Donlin 90. Kelley CD.
Dolan, PETIT, Thomas, Gleason (2), Roth (2),
Titus Doyle. Duffy. Earned runs-Cincin-
natl. 3. Philadelphia, 2 Two-base hit-Kel-
ley J:hree-base hits-Doyle, Gleason, Kel-
ley. Home run-Doyle. Stolen bases-Roth,
Duffy,j Donlin, Doan. Double plays-Glea-
son TO. Doyle; Peitz to Corcoran. Bases on
balls-Off Sutthoff, s; off Sparks 3. Sacri-
flee hit-Huggins. Hit by pitched ball-By
Sparks, 4; by Kellum, l. Time-1:5O. UNI
pire-Zimmer.
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Rins-Martin, Bridwe

Rins-Martin. Bridwell CD. Yeager.
Clingman, Jackson, Slagle. Two-base hits
-Clymer, Marcan. Home runs-Yeaeer.
Jackson. Sacrifice hit-Clingman. Double
play-Wrigley to Bridwell to kim. Stolen
bases-Sullivan, Marcan. Struck out-By
Slagle 4; by Olmstead, g. Bases on balls
Sullivan, /. Left on bases-St. Paul, s,
Columbus, 5. Time-1:45. Umpire-Hart-
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Cleveland ....,..
Philadelphia 49,.

RunS-Hartsell, PICKERING, Davis, IL.
Cross, Hoffman, Murphy, Powers. Two
base hits-Schwartz, Murphy 60 Sacrifice
hit-L. Cross. Stolen bases-Hartsel, Pick
ering. Davis. Left on bases-Cleveland, Z;
Philadelphia, 6. Bases on balls-Of Bern
hard. 2; off Plank, 1. Hit by pitched ball
Flick, Hickman. Struck out-By Bernhard,
8; by Plank, 2. Time-1:35. Umpire-Car-
penter.
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ILLINOIS WON CLOSE
GAME FROM CHICAGO
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, May H.-Illinois de-
feated Chicago to-day in eleven-inning
game, marked by long hitting. Chicago
made three home runs and triple. IL
linois made one home run. two three-bag-
gers and one two-bagger. Score:
RH K
Illinois 20 o o II S 3
Chicago - l o 0 0-6 ?
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Runs-Shannon, Beckley, Smoot, Dobbs
Bergen. Two-base hit-Smoot. Three-base
hits-Bergen, Beckley. Sacrifice hits-Brain
(2), Strang. Stolen base-Shannon. Bases
on balls-Of Jones, 4. Struck out-By San
ders, 6. Left on bases-St. Louis, 9; Brook
Ign, 5. Time :43. Umpire-Moran.
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Totals 80 6 q s 5
'Batted for Powell In ninth.

Runs-Conroy, Camel, Holmes (2), Jones,
Davis, Donohue, Isbell, Tannehill, Sulli-
van (2), Owen CO. Left on bases-New
York, s; Chicago, l. Two-base hit-Davis.
Home runs-Jones, Isbell. Owen. Stolen
bases-Keeler. Thoney, Sullivan. Sacrifice
hit-Jones. Double plays-Tannehill to
Davis to Donahue; Green to Davis Bases
on bals-Off Owen, 5. First base on errors
Chicago, 3. Hit by pitched ball-By Owen.
2. Struck out-By Powell, 8; by Owen, 2.
Passed ball-Sullivan. Time-2:O5. Umpires
king and Dwyer. Attendance-12,O00.
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CINCINNATI. May H.-Errors were re-
sponsible for most of the runs scored by
both teams to-day. Doyles home run. which
scored three runs for Philadelphia. was
high fly that Dolan lost in the sun. Kellum
succeeded Sutthoff in the eighth and
stopped the visitors scoring. Attendance,
212 Score.
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CRISTALL EFFECTIVE
md BREWERS LOST

MILWAUKEE. Wis. May 2l-Toledo de-
feated Milwaukee to-day through the eff
fective pitching of Cristall. who held the To-
given gi.t edged support. Attendance, I,5O0
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CHICAGO OUTPLAYED
THE HIGHLANDERS

NEW YORK. May 21.-New York was
outbatted and outfeded and lost the sec
ond game of the present series TO Chicago
three Of their hits being for home runs.
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MORGANZA. Pa. May 21.-For the first
time this week, Senator Quay left his room
at his brothers home at Morganza and
went down stairs. His condition tonight
Is believed to be greatly improved
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Harvard Won ut Tennis.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May H.-Harvard
beat Yale at tennis to-day. six matches TO
three. In singles Harvard won four
matches. and in doubles two matches.
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ELEVEN INNINGS AND
NEITHER TEAM SCORED

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The Washing
ton-Detroit game here to-day went eleven
innings without either side scoring, dark
ness stopping further play. Attendance,
5000. Score:
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RUBBERMEN DEFEATED
X. IND J. PLUMBERS

The G. and j. team literally ran away
from the X. and Us yesterday at Gar
field Park and won by score OF IS to Z.
The game was called at The end of the
seventh inning. Score:
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to Schaeffer 10 Bateman; Long 10 Hazleton-
Left on bases-Mlwaukee I: Toledo s In
nings pitched-Steele. s; Curtis. 4; Cristall,
g. Umpire-Bauswine. Time-2.06.
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RunS-beaunont'. wagner, Bransneld,
Ritchey, Lee, Geier, Tenney Two-base
hits-Beaumont, Phelps, Delehanty Three
base hts-Tenney, Delehanty. Sacrifice
hit-Phelps. Stolen bases-BrGnsfield (2).
Cooley. Double plays-Raymer to Tenney;
Abbatichio TO Tenney. Bases on balls-Off
Pittinger. 3. Struck out-By Lee. 3. Wild
pitch = Pittinger. Time - 100. Umpire =
O'Day.
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PIRATES DISPLAYED
SOME OLD-TIME FORM

PITTSBURG, May 21.-Lee kept hits we'll
scattered until the eighth inning, when two
ee-baggers and two singles netted Bos-
ton three runs. Attendance. SLIGO. Score:
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Ftuns-tIrlm, Iawrence, Cooley, Shannon,
Cross, Knox, Berryhill. Sacrifice hit-Ro-
land. Two-base hits-Myers, Knox, Jacobs,
Three-base hit-Jacobs. Bases on balls-Oh
Myers, 2; off Goodwin, /. Struck out-By
Myers, A. by Goodwin, 8. Hit by pitched
ball-By Goodwin, 2. Time-1:50. Umpire
Cline
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hit-Havel. Stolen bases-Hopke, Ostdiek
Foy, Austin. Two-base hits-Belden, AL
berts. Struck out-By Alberts, 4; by Smith,
6. Bases on balls-Off Alberts, 4; off Smith.
4. Hit by pitched ball-Hopke. Time 80
Umpire-Kane. Attendance-1,045.
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>, L. 7. CROWLEY.
Lost His First Game Yesterday.
Association Standing.

-Ajsociation Games To-Day
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
louisville at Minneapolis.
Colnlabus at st. Paul.
Tolaeo at Milwaukee.
-kl6sulfS and AttendanCe-
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MARION, Ind, May 21.-Pitcher Myers,
of the Marion team. won his own game by
his remarkable fielding and with a two
base hit in the eighth inning which brought
in three runs. the bases being full Attend
ance, coo. Score:
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MYERS WON HIS GAME
WITH A TWO-bASE DRIVE
Bases Were Filled When He Came
to the Bat in the Eighth and
Made Long Hit.
FORT WAYNE WON GAME
Central League Standing.

-Central GameS To-Day
Evansville al Fort Wayne.
Wheeling at Grand Rapids.
Terre Haute at South Bend.
Dayton at Marion.
Results and Attendance
Fort Wayre. 2; Dayton, l.. .o45
Marion, 4; Evansville, 3................. 500
Terre Haute, 4; Grand Rapids 0.......1 ,070
South Bend. 6; Wheeling, 1.............. 49,.
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ATHLETICS BLANKED
CLEVELAND TEAM

PHILADELPHIA, May q. - Through
Plank's superb pitching and perfect fielding
the locals to-day were enabled to shut out
Cleveland. Attendance. 153H. Score:
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@Battek Tor curtis In nintn
Milwaukee, .......... %
Toledo s.............. o . 0-6
Runs~Stone. Pencil, Denninger. Hazel
ton, Burns, Reading. Cristall. Two-base
hits-CI.stall, Denninger. Three-base hits
Pennellg Denninger, Cristall. Bases on balls
--On St:sele, 2; off Cristall. ?: of Curtis. =
Passed eall-Slattery. Wild pitches-Curtis
It's. 3; lSy Cristall. l. Double plays-Stesis