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The Indianapolis journal., 1904-05-13
WORLD STAKES WON BY
MART|hMAS, FAvORITE
Finished First in the Fastest Time
Made on the Kansas City
Track.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 12-Martinmas,
the heavily backed favorite. won the World
stake. $1,000 added. at Elniridge to-day from
a good field i'm the fastest time made on
the local track. going the seven and one
half furlongs in l:33A. Track fast. Summa-
ries:
First Race-One and one-quarter miles;
selling; purse: Loone, 81 (Aubochen), Is to
i: won; Foncaste. 81 0ewis), S TO s, second;
2:i2I.
Second-Six furloEgs; purse: J. p. May
berry. lOl Crawford, 10 ], won: Tyron.
9s Uawrence), TO /. second: Winnefreda,
90 (Aubuchon). TO 1, third. Time. 1:l5ss
Third-Four and a half furlongs. purse:
Bologna. 1lo (Kunze). q TO !. won; Airship.
lis (Robbins). TO 5. third. Time. :55iz.
Fourth-Seven and nalf furlongs: SELL
ing: Kansas City World stakes: 81. 100 add
ed-Martiman. 80 tKunze). TO 3. won:
Ocean Dream. 50 (Aubuchon). 10 3. second:
Croix dor. lOi (Crawford). 10 l. third.
Time, 1:33A.
Fifth-Seven furlongs; selling: McGee lls
(Daly), 10 Z. won: Bragg. Ia (Dugan).
to ], second; St. Tammany. 105 (Feicht), TO
3. third. Time. l;2sls.
Sixth--Four furiongs; purse: Adare. %
Qawrence), TO /. won: Oceaner. los Oh.
Anderson), to 2. second De Grammont,
lo2 FeichD. to l. third. Time. 80.
Elmridge entries for Friday:
First Race-Five furlongs. selling: purse:
The Nurse Juvenell. Biumenthsl. 81: LII
lie Long. l0l; Ella Brown. 10f. Tortugas,
Mark. Rush. Ruben and Handley Cross. los:
Josette. l01: Mazula. 10.
Second-One mile: selling; purse: volto.
Eli T.. and Barney Dreyfuss, S1 Lustg. 80:
Moorene. "a: Alamansor. 95: Lanark. 80:
Sapere. 101.
Third-Four and one-half furlongs.
purse: Henry O., los. Useful Lady, l05.
Chicago Lad. Grapple and Speaker Fon-
tana. los.
Fou.:h-One and one-sixteenth miles:
handicap: Sambo. l06: Glassful. 10. In
junction, 1l6.
Fifth-Five furlongs; purse. Thelma
Rose and Agnes Brennan. SO: Alzora. 80:
Patsy V. iOl: Best Man. VI. l.. Frank
AID Banqueto. i0i: Besheka. George III.
Ketcham and Jake Ward. l05. Regea. 10:
Tingle. lis.
Sxth-Six furlongs: purse: Alma Du-
four. 81: Lady Idris. "a: j. Il. Maybcrry,
s5: The Gold Finder. ss: Elm King 20:
Nuptial i01; Virdotte. l02: GlorioSa. ios:
Percy Clark, los.
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NOT ONE FAvOR|TE WAS
FIRST UNDER THE WIRE
Sweet Dream Was So Badly In
jured that She Was De-
stroyed-Results.

ST. LOUIS, May 12.-The bookmakers
kept most of the money. as not one favor
ite of the six reached the wire a winner.
Sweet Dream. while running in a good
position, in the second race, stepped in a
hole in the track. breaking her fetlock. and
was destroyed. Track slow and sticky in
spots. Summaries:
First Race-Five and one-half furlongs;
selling: Sadie Burch. 1O4 (McMullen). to
1. won; Bird Pond. 80 (Speer). 80 to /. sec
ond; Myrtle White. 95 (Barron). % to /.
third. Time, TIA.
Second-Six furlongs; selling: Lady Ray.
So CHowelD. to 1. won; Sting. sS CPlun-
bout, II TO l, third. Time, 1:2012.
Third-Four and one-half furlongs; purse:
Princess Orna, los ID. Austin), 3 TO /, won:
Paul Revere, los CWatson), to /, second:
Gascone, 109 (Troxler), to 5, third. Time,
:59s4.
Fourth-seven furlongs: Frank Collins.
Sc u. Hennessey). 20 to l. won; Light Opera.
104 (McMullen). to l. second; Harmakis.
95 (Rice), to 5. third Time l:33A.
Fifth-One mile; selling: Frank Rice. 102
(Cocolo), to l, won: Irby Bennett. los Cd.
Austin), 5 to 2, second; velos. 100 Rice).
to s. third. Time, 1:47ss.
Sixth-Mile and seventy yards; selling:
Semper Vivax, 100 (Cocolo). 4 10 /. won !:
John Doyle, 90 CIV. Davis), TO !, second;
L, u
Time, 1:52A.
Kinloch Park entries for Friday:
First Race-Six furlongs: Charley's
Dream, 107; Barnacle. Feronia, l0l John.
Curd Gillock. 100; Caelana sc; Cressida, SO;
Dagger, 102: Graden. los: Wissendine. Har-
plithe. 9s.
Second-Four furlongs: Savoir. Passive.
The Druggist Inflammable. l0s Arlena. A
Lady Fair. 112; Willowdene. Liddon. Bra
den, Peachbloom. Sharon Springs. ll5
Third-Six furlongs: Tower. 107: Potter,
10; w. ii. Palmer. 107; Harry b. Hawes.
1o2; Trapsetter. 10; Gay American. 107:
Snow Cap. l05.
Fourth-Four and one-haif furlongs: Paul
Revere l07: Laurel l.. Varieties. 103; John
Randolph, Joe Graham 100; Cameron. 10i.
Fifth-Seven furlongs: Lasso. 106: Bood-
ler, l01; Neweta, Lammanda. 9s: Daddy
Bender. 100: Khaki, 10: GALES. l02: Sweet
Dream, los.
Sixth-Mile and twenty yards: Pyrrho.
Wall. l03; Uranium, l02; Exapo. Otis Skin
ner. 80: Hucena, l0l.
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JUDGES WERE KISSED
FOR THEIR DECISION
Buckley A. Was Declared Winner
of Van Ness and the Crowd
Hooted.

NEW YORK. May 12.-Buckley A. at 8
to !. won the Van Nest selling stakes at
Morris Park to-day by a head from the ia
vorite. Kohinoor, with Rob Roy third, a
head away Champlain was fourth head
behind the third horse. The judges were
loudly Kissed for their decision. and a great
To the majority Of the spectators around
the iinish it looked as if Kohinoor. the ia
vorite. had won. with Buckley A. second
anc Charnplain third.
j. Z. Madden to-day sold Pulsus. 3. by
Topgallant- -Glenhop. to F. Gebhardt for the
reported price of $4,000. Tanya. favorite.
broke the track record for four and one
half furlongs. Eclipse course. by covering
the distance in :51lk. Summaries:
First Race - High-weight handicap;
Eclipse course: Marjoram. l03 QHilde-
brand). 20 to 1. won; Reliable. 1f0 tShaw),
TO 5. second: Athel. ll0 (McCafferty), %
To /. third. Time. l0y%.
Second-Iast four and one-half furlongs
of the Eclipse course: Tanya. 107 SHAW,
Z TO 10. won: Blandy, 10 (Hildebrand). 2
to i. second. Laiite. lO1 Philiips). 10 to 1,
Iliirsf-L.st seven furlongs of the With
ess mile: Broomstick. 9s (Hildebrand), 8
second: eJocund. 81 (Callahan). to 10.
third. Time. l:254.
Three starters ECoupled
f,ourth-The Van Nest selling; last six
and one-half furlongs of the Withers mile:
Buckley A., 10 tBurns). TO l. won; Kohl
moor. lVl tHildebrand). 8 TO 5. second Rob
Roy. % CIR. Fisherl. 20 to /. third. Time,
l:2iik
Fifth-The withers mile: High ChanceI-
lor. loo tHiidebrandD. TO s. won: Buttons
los tRsdfern). TO i, second; Red Knight
los tShawl to l. third. Time. 1:n
Sixth-Handicap: mile and one-sixteenth
over the hill: Major Daingerfeld. 122 MAR
TIM ) 10 ?. won. Oarsman, 1l6 (Redfern)
2 TO l. second Rosetint, l07 (Burns). TO s.
third. Time. 1;4624.
Morris Park entries for Friday:
First Race-Six and one-half furlongs of
Withers mile: Ort Wells. Rapid Water
Griskany. Lord OF the Valley. Judge Ben
ton. 106 Hippocrates. los; Mineola. Witch
craft. Fine Art. i0l.
Second-Seven furlongs OF withers mile
selling: Kilogram. lie; Young Henry. 113:
Lord Advocate. Tantalus Cup. III; De
Reszke. los: Hyland, l01. Stuyve, los; Baikal
I04: Neither one. Witchcrafrt. Go Between.
10c: Lord Melbourne. 10i; Lepee. 90: Ella
Snyder. 81 Tithonic. Harbor, 81; Clear the
Arena. 4
Third-New Rochelle handicap: seven and
one-half furlongs of Withers mile: Saw
able. i2s: Dalesman. 1l9: Lux Casta. n3:
Dolly Spanker. 10.. Colonsay. Ostrich loo:
Brigand. 81; Palette. 81.
Fourth-Four and half furlongs of the
Eclipse course: Madam Satan. Raiment
Blessings Last. Lerida. Cheftain. High
born. Belle Strome. Wayward Lass. Idle
Hour Lucy Young. Veto. Antimony.
Fifth-Five farlongs OF Eclipse course:
Migraine. Britsher. Drone. Tommy wad-
dell. King Thorpe. Red Friar. otsego.
Escutcheon. Elegant, Invader. Warrior.
Bank Leyden. Only one. Hildebrand. los.
sixth-Handicap Eclipse course: Hurst
King Pepper. 100: Divination. 81: Thistle
Heather. s6. Tepee. 20: Toupee. a.
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The Journals Page of the Latest NeyS of Happenings the World of Sbmt
NE WINS GOOD PITCHING
GA We HOLSTERS THE GAME
Once Tzcfce During the Game He EaSed Ub and the M1e5
Took Hear, bit the FollO7gmg Baher5 Wtnf Ont
One-7 100 Three Oraey, P,eUeufng Any Scoring
Sqcandv Di5hnguthed Himself BY Catching WeaUes Terrific
D,r1p Near Fence, and Doubling Coulter at Ev5f-SL
Paul and Kansas CITY Won Their Games

Minneapolis .......0 0 0 0 l 0 o.
indianapolis .........O o.
TwO-base Hit-Swander.
Home Runs-Coulter, Maloney.
Double Plays-Magoon TO Demontrevile
TO HeydOn; Swander 10 Demontreville to
Dickey.
Bases on Balls-Off Bailey, 3.
Struck Out-By Newlin, 3; by Bailey. 4.
Sacrifice Hits-Lally. Sullivan, Newlin,
Magoon Cd
Hit by Pitched Ball-By Newlin, /; by
Bailey, l.
Stolen Base-Dickey.
Left on Bases-Minneapolis, s; Indian
apolis. I.
Umpire-Holliday.
Time-1:50
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Results and Attendance
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MINNEAPOLIS, May 12.-Indianapolis
won the second game of the series here to-
day by a score of to through the
mastery pitching of Newlin, who held the
opposing batters safe at all stages of the
contest. Once or twice during the game he
eased I'D and for a moment the Millers
took heart. when a runner had reached
first or second, but Newlin quickly tight
ened up. and the following batters went
out in one. two, three order. The Millers
batted fairly well individually and secured
their two runs on home runs by Coulter
in the second and Maloney in the seventh,
but beyond this they could not nit Newlin
enough 10 worry the opposing fielders.
Even when the Millers did connect with
the ball with men on bases the Indianapolis
felders played brilliantly and cut off sew
eraI long drives that looked good for two
or more bases. Swander, in left field, es-
pecially distinguished himself in this re-
singled. Weaver lined out a terrific drive
nearly 10 the left field fence. Swander made
a wonderful running catch OF the ball and
had an easy time doubling up Coulter at
first, the latter having supposed that the
ball fell safe. and having run on TO third
game in the third. Demontreville was hit
by Bailey. who was a trife wild. and later
advanced 10 second on Newlin's clever sac
rifice. HOgriever singled scoring Demont
and went to second when Magoon walked
TO first. McCreery flied out to center, but
Swander followed with a clean two-bagger,
scoring both Hogriever and Magoon. One
error and an infield hit. Attendance. 1,1O0.
Score.
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TERRE HAUTE REGISTERS
A SHUT-OUT VICTORY
Hottentots' Three Runs Came in
First Inning, When Miller
Was Hit Hard.
REED TANNED TEN MEN
Wheeling Turned Tables on Ma
rion Team-South Bend
Beat Evansville.
REED TANNED TEN MEN
Central League Standing.

Central Games To-Day
Marion at Wheeling.
Fort Wayne at Dayton.
South Bend at Evansville.
Grand Rapids at Terre Haute.
Results and Attendance
Terre Haute, 8; Grand Rapids, ........ 250
Wheeling, s; Marion, l .................. -.
South Bend. 4; Evansville, l ............ %.
Fort Wayne. 5; Dayton, 2 ................
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, May 12.-Terre
Haute shut out Grand Rapids 5 to 0 to-day,
in the third game Of the series. Terre
Hautes three runs came in the first inning
when Miller was hit hard. After the first
period he was invincible and did not allow
another hit Reed pitched a great game,
striking out ten of the visiting team. at
least one in each inning but the ninth, and
every member of the Grand Rapids team
except Geyer. Outside the work of the
pichers. the game was a featureless affair,
with the Michigan team completely out
clasSed Score.
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FORT WAYNE BATTED
GEHRING IN FIFTH

DAYTON, o.. May 12.-Six hits off Gehr-
ing. who was in the box for Dayton in the
fifth inning. which netted four runs. won
the game for Fort Wayne to-day. Johns
was then substituted. but the game had
already been sacrificed. OF the five hits
made by the Soldiers, Austin obtained
three, one of them being over the fence
for home run. Score:
r III Z
Dayton ....... o 1 o o. 5 8
Fort Wayne :. 0 o 0 o. II
Batteries-Gehring, Johns and Hawkins;
Oberlin and Ostdeck. Umpire-Dearmond.
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Runs-Huggins (2), Donlin %, Kelley (2l,
Dolan C2), Corcoran, Odwell, Woodruff.
Schlei, Harper, Browne o. Devlin, Nc
Gam, Mccormick, Gilbert, Warner. Earned
runs-Cincinnati. 4; New York, /. Two
base hits-Donlin, Odwell, Woodruff, Schlei.
Three-base hit-Kelly Sacrifice hits-Hug-
gins, Corcoran, Devlin (2.) Stolen bases
Schlei, Devlin, Odwell. Double plays
Woodruff to Kelley to Corcoran; Corcoran
TO Kelly. Bases on balls-Off Harper, s; off
Mathewson, s. Hit by pitcher-Harper, 1.
Struck out-By Harper, 3; by Mathewson,
6. Wild pitches-Mathewson, 2. Time-2:O5.
Umpire-Emslie.
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Runs-Moran (). Coughlin, Drill. Cassi-
dy. Stahl Kittredge, Hemphill. Heidrick,
Wallace, Burkett, Jones, Hill. Sugden, Sud-
hoff Two-base hits-Coyghlin. Selbach,
Moran (2). Three-base hits-Coughlin, Stahl.
Home run-Wallace. Stolen base-Sugden.
Sacrifice hits-Coughlin, Mccormick, Hoill.
Bases on balls-Off Mason, g.; off Sudhoff,
2; off Glade, 1. Hit by pitched ball-Mason,
i; Jacobson, l. Struck out-By Mason, 6;
by Jacobson, /; by Sudhoff, 2; by Glade, l.
Left on Washington, s.; st. Louis. 6.
Wild pitch-Mason. Time-2:0O. Umpire
Sheridan.
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NJ. 7. II. S. WILL SEND 4
FULL TEAM FOR MEET

The Manual Training High School track
team which will participate in the state
track and field meet at Bloomington to-
morrow will leave this afternoon at $3.50
p. m. on the Monon. Captain Duggan has
ordered the following men TO report: Quinn.
Duggan, Cullen. Plummer. Wheeler. III.
Shideler. Rhodehamel. Ayres. Shiels, Spen-
Ger. Turner. King. Thompson. Mckay. Muir
aud West
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TOSCAN WAS THE FIRST
IN FEATURE AT WORTH
Port Royal, the Favorite, Finished
Second and Dan McKenna
Third.

CHICAGO, May 12-'The mile and a six
teenth handicap, the feature at Worth to-
day, was won by Toscan. backed from to
l down to to l. Port Royal, the heavily
backed favorite. finished second and Dan
McKenna third. Weather clear and hot;
track fast Summary:
First Race-Four and one-half furlongs:
Clara Berry, 10 (OliphanD, II to 10, won;
Lou Merrell, 100 (NicoD, to 1. second:
Lillian Aires, ITO (Larsen) 10 to 1. third.
Time, :55 2-5
Second-Mile and seventy yards: Falk-
land, 81 CIV. FischeO, to /, won; SariAa'
100 (Johnson), 20 to l. second; Great Eastern,
80 (Oliphant), to l. third. Time, 1:41 10.
Third-Four furlongs: f. l.. johnson, loS
(OliphanD. to s. won; Michael Byrnes,
1Coburn). Is. to 1. third Time. AS 2-5.
Fourth-One and one-sixteenth miles:
Toscan, LOG (Oliphant, to l. won; Port
McKenna. los (Sheehan). 13 to 2. third.
Time, 1:47 40
Fifth-Six furlongs: Big Ben. ia (Priorl.
to l. won; Frontenae loa O. Matths%s,, Sda scp
err, to 5. third Time. lib 10. -
Sixth-Seven furlongs: Van Ness. 1OS
F'ischer). to 2 won; Early Eve l9s Ss
Conway 20 to l, third. Time. 1:27 3-5.
Worth entries for Friday:
First Race-selling; four furlongs; But
well. 90; Yada. Raymond K. Sterling
Price, 80: Kid Weller. l02; Mart Gentry.
The Trifier. Gatling Gun. Bernie Cramer,
100; Glencreth. 1l2.
Second-Six furlongs; selling: Frances
Yowell, IS; Chats Arthur, 9S; Bricula, 92;
Triumvir. "a; Hannah. 9s; Glengallant. So;
Arab. 101: Allie Vergie, Annu l02; Irma' $
Choice, St. Cuthbert, Eleven Bells, lO9;
Jove. 10; Joe Martin. 112: Montanic. 1l3
Third-Selling;- four and one-half fur
longs: Cleona, Gretchen Hope. SO; SINGER
ity Belle, 81; Dipper. Mildred b. Dundall.
9S Midalma. 100; Broadway Girl 102
Fourth-One mile: Forehand, Jerry
Lynch IS: Ahola. Albany Girl. %; Post
man. Banter. 81: Chamblee. Auction. 100:
The Regent. 10; Albula. 1lS.
Fifth-Seling. one and one-sixteenth:
Spencerian 81; Blackwell. 90; Emperor of
India 90: Mamsele. 81; Mauser. Early
Eve 10l: Ptheen. loi.
Sixth-Selling: six furlongs: st. Merry
legs, SIS; Mimon. 92: Dusky, "a; Sol. Smith,
100; Redman. June Collins, Marco. l02:
Weird, 104: Anna Beall. l0i: Miss Manners.
lO6: Presentation. cara, 107: Emigree los;
Zibia. 103; Censor. Frank Kenney. H.
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Ball League Revived.
he Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LOGANSPORT, Ind, May 12.-The old
Western Indiana Baseball League has been
revived. The new organization comprises
the towns of Wolcott, Chambers, Fowler,
Kentland. Attica and Goodland. Lafayette
and Logansport, which belonged to the old
league, have dropped out. The teams will
play only Sunday games.
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MASON RETIRED IN
THE FIFTH INNING

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Mason pitched
splendid ball for Washington for four in
nings and then went to pieces in the fifth,
st. Louis scoring six runs before being re-
tired. Poor fielding also helped the Browns
to win the score of to l. Attendance,
2000 Score.
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LAWLER'S LONG HIT
GIVES ST. PAUL GAME

ST. PAUL. May 12.-Lawler's long hit
in the tenth gave St Paul a victory over
Toledo to-day Cristall. who lasted two in
nings for Toledo. knocked home run over
the left field fence in the second Attend
ance. 400 Score:
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Murphy. Hallman, Brashear. Two-base
hits-Murphy Brashear. Sacrifice hits
Hill, Bonner. Double play-Ryan and
Murphy. Bases on balls-Off Campbell, 3.
Struck out-By Campbell, l; by Durham, ..
wild pitch-By Campbell, l. Left on
bases-Kansas City, H. Louisville, s.
Time-1:20. Umpire-Pears
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Over 200 Athlete. Entered.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
URBANA. H.. May 12.-wtth 2o3 athletes.
representing sixty-nine high schools OF the
State, entered for the annual state inter-
scholastic meet for Saturday morning the
high water mark OF entries for this event
has been broken. So many have entered
for the quarter dash that IL has been neces-
sary to make two events of IL and each
event will be treated separate one and
prizes awarded accordingly.
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Marion League Standing.

The Cossacks were successful in the first
two of their games with the Capitols in the
Marion League. but lost the last contest by
4 narrow margin. The Columbias won two
from the Colts, registering 9S2 for the high
team score in the first game. Talbert, OF
the Cossacks. dumped 236 pins for the high
averaged zoe for the series, with three
doubles The scores:
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Runs-Jones Green. Sullivan, Hoffman
(2). Pickering, II. Davis, L. Cross (2), Sey-
bold, Henley o. Two-base hits-Henley 2),
l. Cross. Three-base hit-Seybold. Home
runs-Hoffman (2), Sullivan. Stolen base
Green. Double plays-G. Davis to Dono-
hue: s. Davis to Isbell. Left on bases
Chicago, 5; Philadelphia. 5. Bases on balls
of White, s. Hit by pitched ball-Pick-
ering. Struck out-By White, l; by Walsh,
1: by Henley, 3. Time-1:40. Umpires-
OLoughlin and Carpenter.
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DE PAUW DEFEATED
KNOX COLLEGE Tenn
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GREENCASTLE, Ind. May 12.-De Pauw
defeated Knox this afternoon, with Hough-
land in the box for De Pauw. The support
of 10th teams was good. and especially fine
ielding was coue I'm the left field by Sapp
for Knox and Saitan for De Pauw. Captain
Marion. Shirley and Preston were especially
good at bat ChiGs struck out two men
and Houghlan6 seven. Houghland gave
one base on balls and Childs two. Score:
r III T.
Knox ............5 o-6 8
DE Pauw..... . o s-9 IL 6
Batteries-De Pauw. Houghland pitcher.
Beiknap catcher; Knox, Childs and Ellis
pitchers. Heloins catcher. Umpire-Thomas.
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Runs Bay, Lush (2), Lajoie, Flick. Hick-
man. Turner. Left on bases-New York. g.;
Cleveland, s. Two-base hit-Lajo Three
base hits-Bay, Turner. Sacrifice hit
Bradley. Stolen bases-Flick, Hickman.
Double plays-Williams 10 Elberfeld to
Camel; Turner 10 Lajoie to Hickman.
Bases on balls-Off Chesbro, 3. First base
on errors-Cleveland, l. Struck out-By
pires-Dwyer and King.
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BROWN SCORED SHUT
OUT AGAINST PHILLIES

CHICAGO, May 12-Brown held Phila-
delphia down to five scattered hits, and,
backed by excellent support, easily scored
a shut t-out The Chicago team made its
first two runs on a base on balls, followed
by two singles, and the other runs
two-bagger, a sacrifice and two singles. At
tendance 800 Score:
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HEAVY HITTING WON
FOR PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Heavy hit
ting by the locals resulted in another defeat
for Chicago to-day. Both teams fielded fast
and the game was interesting. Attendance,
4
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NEW YORK, May 12.-Cleveland played
all around New York to-day, shutting out
the local men by a score of TO 0. Chesbro
was hit very hard, while Donohue kept
the hits well scattered. Attendance, 5000.
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BOSTON UNABLE TO
BUNCH SAFE HITS

ST. LOUIS, May 12.-The st. Louis Ma
tional League team took the second of the
Boston series to-day by a score of to l.
The visitors again outhit the locals, but
were unfortunate in not being able TO bunch
their safeties. Attendance. 300. Score:
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J. BUZATT TOTALED
240 IN ONE GAME

The Silent Hoosiers finished several
lengths behind the field in last nights
Pastime League series and they lost three
games to the Rinky Dinks. The speedy
Marott team took three in easy fashion
from the Pastimes. j. Buzatt, of the
Pastimes, totaled 24S for the best indi-
vidual mark. Hayes Potter, of the Marotts,
rolled PIP for second place. The total
scores:
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Nuhs-Deauihoh'' oeprins' bransneiu,
Ritchey (2, Phelps. Two-base hits
Ritchey Cronin. Three-base hits-Clarke
Wagner. Home run-Beaumont. Sacrifice
hits-Phelps. Philippe Stolen bases-Dil-
by pitched ball-Bransfield. Struck out
BY Philippe, g; by Cronin, 2. Time-1:4 AS
Umpire-Zimmer
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Runs-Dougherty. Collins 90. Stahl, Free
man, Ferris, Tannehill. Crawford. Two
base hits-Carr. Greminger. Three-base
hits-Freeman, Tannehll. Home runs
Collins Stahl. Double play-Ferry TO Rob-
inson to Carr. Bases on balls-On Tan
nehill. /: off Ferry. l.: off Donovan. /.
Struck out-By Donovan, 2; by Ferry, /.
Passed balls-Beulow. q Time-1:35. Um-
pire-Connolly
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At Nashvile-Birmingham Z; Nash
vile, /.
At Atlanta-Atlanta IL; Montgomery, T.
At Shreveport-Shreveport. Memphis, 9.
Six innings.
At Little Rock-Little Rock. 8; New Or
leans, 1.
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National Game To-Day
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Results and Attendance

CINCINNATI, May 12.-Poor fielding and
almost equally poor pitching marked the
game between the Cincinnatis and the New
Yorks to-day. Harper became steadier
and received perfect support in the clos
ing innings, to which the locals may cred
1t their victory. Manager McGraw and
from the grounds for disputing Umpire
Emslies decisions. Attendance. $500.
Score.
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Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
NEW YORK. May i2.-Joe Cans Is on the
verge OF forfeiting his claim to the light
weight championship OF the world and go
out after honors in class where II Is not
- hard for him TO get on matches.
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AKRON, o.. May 12-The grand Jury
here to-1day returned an indictment against
Art Simms, the prize fighter on the charge
of criminal assault. Simms. a few years
ago, gave promise Of becoming the cham
pion lightweight OF the world.
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PIRATES CLIMB 4 PEG
IN NATIONAL RACE

PITTSBURG, May 12.-Cronin was easy
ard Pittsburg batted itself to victory.
Philippe pitched in fine form and Brook
lyn reached third base but twice. Attend
ance 323O Score:
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FOUGHT TEN ROUNDS
TO A DRAW At ST, LOUIS
Kid Goodman and Jack McClel-
land Were on Even Terms at
the Finish.

ST. LOUIS. May 12.-Kid Goodman, Of
Boston, and Jack McClelland, of Pittsburg,
fought ten fast rounds here to draw to-
night. Goodman had a shade the better of
the early rounds, but at the end Mcclellan
was the better.
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-05-13

Runs-knoll, Frisbie. Hazleton %, Cris-
tall, Deering (0, Jones (2). Jackson, O'Brien,
Clingman (0, Wheeler, Bartos. Two
base hits-Knoll, O'Brien. Three base
hit = Jackson. Home run Cristall
Wild pitch-Bartos. Bases on balls-Off Bar
tos. 4. Hit by pitched ball-Cristall. Deer
ing. Lawler. Struck out-By Cristall, I; by
Deerjng, i; by Bartos, 3; by Corbett, /.
Double plays-Marcan to O'Brien to Wheel
Sacrifice hit-Knoll. Time-1:55. Um-
pire-Bauswine.