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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
ALPHA TAKES FIRST
TRIAL FROM SIGMA
Mundson Boat Proves Faster
In Light Wind Race
Again Today

Special to The Globe
OSHKOSH, Wis, July 1.-THE first
trial race between prospective White
Bear ehallengers to determine which
boat shall be sent to Montreal to try con-
clusions with Delta, already forwarded to
that point as the fastest vessel that the
White Bear and Minnetonka fleets devel-
oped, was held here this afternoon. There
We're but two contestants, Sigma, built
here by Jones and Laborde and Alpha.
the Mower boat, built by Gus A. Mundsol
Ihe course was once around the six
Knot course of the Oshkosh Yacht club.
The wind was very light the boats be-
ing becalmed part of the time, and Alpha
turned the triangle in hour and 55 sec
onds, minute and 20 seconds ahead
of Sigma
The boats started for the southeast
7buoy, expecting that the stretch would be
run and a hook. The wind shifted and
1T became beat. This, about mile,
was all the windward work the other
stretches being before it, and reach.
fC. M Griggs, of ST. Paul, who is man
aging the trial for the White Bear club,
says that the race, while not satisfactory,
demonstrated that the Alpha can beat
Sigma in light wind What she will do
IN a heaXy wind remains to be seen. The
trials Will be continued from day to day.
Only two boats will be considered-Sig-
ma and Alpha. Sigma, Mr.. ,Griggs says,
has proved herself equal to, if not bet
ter, than all the other boats on this lake
in a moderate or full-sail breeze, and SUI
perior in heavy weather. If she can salts
fy the committee that she is better than
Alpha, Sigma will be sent to Montreal to
try conclusions with Delta.
The cup offered by the White Bear club
for the trials has been turned over to the
committee of the Oshkosh Yacht club.
AS the White Bear men interpreted the
results of last weeks racing. Alberta,
Sigma and Oshkosh were tied for first
place and the three were ordered out this
morning to race off the tie.
The Oshkosh did not appear, and Sig
ma. beat Alberta 3 minutes and 81 sec
onds But Albertas owner, w. L. Davis.
maintains that the ruling is wrong and
credit than the others The Oshkosh
regatta committee will probably order
series of races between Alberta, Oshkosh
and Warrior to determine the ownership
OF the cup. Sigma and Alpha will not
participate.
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WITH THE AMATEURS

The Matt Hansens We're defeated by
the faSt White Bear team by a. score OF
TO z. Dell, of the Hansens Struck out
fourteen men and allowed. but five. hits,
nine hits. The Hansens want to arrange
sunday games with fast teams out of the
ely Gh , saltwater, Belle PLANE and ST.
mares IN preferred. Address Manager, 2O2
East Seventh street.
The City Meats claim game from the
Jameson and Heyeners, :. alleging the
Jameson and Heveners quit in the ninth
with the score tied. The City Meats will
pay the Gophers Saturday. For games III
the fourteen-year class address w. Cliff
ford, 500 Wabasha. 80 =
The Tornadoes will play the Hermans
sunday on the Post Siding grounds SUIT
: 1 Ton ana j. Murnane will be the battery.
Ine Iornadoes want game with the
Eisenmengers, and issue a def to the
Anderson Brothers. Address r. SINNERS.
289 Maple street.
The Milo Athletic team defeated the
Belle Plaine~5 to 8 in a closely con-
was the work of both pitchers, Slater for
the Milos striking out nineteen men. Bat
terles- Slater and Borsch, Burns and
Krieger.
p, The Eisenmenger Colts defeated the
burlington Routes, Ia to II. The win
ners want games with tlirteen-year
teams. Address B. Peglow. 1O6 Sher-
burne avenue. @--.lflff ss,-r- = = -
The Fenton Street Stars defeated the
1 Tle Avenue Stars by a score of to A.
Fenton street. - 'eeiF,4'''s.t1ieST1
The Lewis Parks want game with
the Harriet Stars or the Arnold Red
laps; Address w. Kruger, $50 Sfmcoe
The Young Rockets would like to hear
from any eleven-year team Address Ed
Corboy, 702 Lightner place.
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DRIVERPU LLE0DOWN.
Harness Racing Bseslns as
Usual In Columbus

coLUMBUs, Ohio, JULY I 1.-THE mid
summer meeting of the Columbus Driv;
ing association opened today. = The track
was slow, as the result of the hard rain
last night. Favorites Won in all except
the first race, in which Alexander. the
Geers entry, was picked ao, to land first
first race. Foote was taken down from be-
hind Hail. sFfy-on theselafSn that he was
pulling the gelding. Snow, who was put
up, in his place, won the third heat Re J
suits: . ssa S:5..-.. -
First race, 2:15 trot, purse 81. 5Oos three
heats. each heat a Taee-7NaTyl Gage wen
second in 2:1OA, and Han Fry. the third
in ,2:1OA. Bessie Bifchwood and Alex
ander also started. Big Bug was dis
tanced. 7&sss.fz = Stssssst So x2r= ..a:s
Second race. 2;1s, pace. three in five
heats purse 81, 00G--Angus Pointer won III
straight i heats and race Time 2:IoN;
ME Treasure and McEuris also started.
John Burns and Ethel: Rice distanced.
Three heats.
Third race. 2:O7 trot, purse $500. two in
five heats-Chase won in straight heats.
Tome, 2:0SA, 2:10:. Cofistela and Topsy
also started. 49,, $3.50 =
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OYSTER BAY
: SWALLOWS FAIRBANKS
Vice Presidential Candidate Has :
f Chance to See corteIyou

OYSTER BAY, N, Y, July 11.-Sen-
ator Charles w. Fairbanks, of In
diana, Republican candidate for vice
president, is a guest at Sycamore hill
tonight. The senator arrived at Oys-
ter Bay this evening. He was con-
Quoted to the presidents carriage and
was driven directly to Sycamore hill.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt, National
Chairman George B. CorteIyou, who
. also is a guest Of the president, gave
Senator Fairbanks a hearty greeting.
1t was the first meeting of the presi-
dent and Senator Fairbanks since they
were nomina ted.
The arrival of Senator Fairbanks
was preceded by an important confer
ence concerning the details of the cam
paign and the presidents letter of ac-
ceptance. The parties to it were the
president, Mr.. Cortelyou and Cornelius
N. Bliss, of New York.
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CONSULTS HIS WIFE
!. BEFORE HE PLEADS
Then the ST. Louis BoodIer Reappears
and Declares Himself Guilty

ST. LOUIS, MO, July 11.-When the
case of Charles ]. Denny, a former
member of the ST. Louis municipal as
sembly, charged with bribery in con-
nection with the city lighting deal,
was called in the st. Louis circuit court
today, the defendant entered a plea of
guilty. Sentence was deferred
The case of Jerry J. Hannigan,
former member of the municipal as
sembly, indicted for a similar offense,
was called. While the jurors were be-
ing selected, Hannigan asked the
courts permission to go home and con-
suit with his wife regarding his enter
ing plea of guilty to the lighting deal
bribery charge. Hannigan returned to
the court room after an absence of
nearly three hours and pleaded guilty.
His sentence will probably be pro-
nounced at the same time as Denny's.
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RACING RESULTS
At CHICAGO


First notwithstanding won. CigarIiehter
SECOND. Frances Dillon third.
Second race-Woods Perry won OIvm-
plan second, Jackfull third.
Third race-Cardigan won DR. Nowlin
second Falela third.
Fourth race-McGee Won Witful Sec
ond. Bragg. third.
Fifth race-Rag Tag won Mayor John
son second Kleinwood third
Sixth race-Joe Lesser won. Major Man.
sir second, Lacy Crawford third.
At New York
First race-Roehampto won, Letola
second, Julia NJ third
Second race-Neponset won Reyelle
second, Gascar third.
Third race-Hurst Park won, Brigand
second, Eugenia BuTch third
Third second Chrysitis third.
Fifth race-Britisher won, Won Tromp
second. Jonquil third.
Sixth race-Marmee won. Chattah Sec
,ond, Belle of Portland third.
At ST. Louis
First race-Floridor won, Pink Marsh
second Torlo third.
y Second race-Regina D. won, Miss Have
second Easter Walters third
Third race-Ambouta won, Miss Gomez
second, Yellow Hammer third
Fourth race-Charlie Thompson won.
Copperfield second, First. Mason third.
Fifth race-Lady Savoy won, Useful
Lady second, Garrett Wilson third.
SiAsl ioSS- LdIIe WOIl, GdSHSnter Sec
ond, Ellie third
At Buffalo
First race-The Globe won. Iole seq.
ond, Vallarambla third
Second race-Euba won, Lythelist sec
ond. Melville third.
;, Third Tace-Harbor won, Handmore
second, Rough Rider third.
Fourth race-Chanterelle won, Mixer
second, Bank Street third.
Fifth race-Pirate Polly won, Lorida
second, Rossea third
Sixth race-Love Note won, Ben Mora
second, Brigadier third
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
CHUFFERS HIT HILLS
Climbers Smash Record Five
Times in One Day,

:. MOUNT WASHINGTON, July 11.-Five
times the record was snashedTai the hill
climbing automobile competition today.
The contest was one of a series arranged
o oy the White Hill assocfa ton, and was
with a grade varying from % to 20 de,
gfees. y. =
The record for the distance, 1859. was
made mac by Otto Westman three weeks ago.
but p. r. Stanley, of Newton; Mass, with
a six horsepower gasoline, made : the
D best st record s99 Of the day, his time being
yd:oI. HIS nearest competitor was. J. l..
eight miles in a forty HORSEPOWER machine
in 34:40
= August zWinton, of Clevelandsrhad. bad
luck. He stalled his car between the
fifth. and sixth mile posts but after a
long delay finished the race. august Jaw:
Of Cleveland, punctured a. tire and was
allowed to try tomorrow. II .. a.
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FAMOUS GUNS WILL
BEGIN SHOOT TODAY
Ninth Annual Tournament Will
Open With Cracks of Coun- :
try in Attendance

The ninth grand tournament of the st.
Paul Rod and Gun club will open today
at the, new shooting park of the club at
West Seventh street and Davern avenue.
preliminary shoot was held yesterday in
which ten marksmen participated. Twelve
events have been scheduled for today, to-
morrow and Wednesday, and more than
fifty shooters will participate in EACH A
number of shooters of national reputation
are in st. Paul to attend the tournament.
Among them are R. A. ~Shearer, New
York; Thomas A. Marshall, Kielsburg, Ill
W. H. Heer, Concordia, Kan; Fred Lord,
Lagrange, nl.; J. E. French, New York;
B. o. Seymour, Grand Forks N. D.; C. A.
Young. Springfield, Ohio; c. o. LIE Compile,
HH altaaI Money None St. Louis; @. n. Ford,
state championships. C. H. Parker, of
Mlnot, n. D. Members of the club will
also enter the contests
j.. L. D. Morrison president of the club,
made the high score in the preliminary
shoot yesterday. His record was 159 out
of 165 targets. W. H. Heer was second
with 157, 165. The scores were as fol-
lows.
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PITCHER SUSPENDED
Ferry Refuses to Sign With
Watkins and Is Out

"Cy" Ferry, one of the stars of the
Mlllers' twirling staff, has been suspend
eo Wlthout pay. ..Ferry's offense is that
kins with reserve, clause. and the high
est court in the. baseball world has been
appealed to for decision. gThe' decision
will probably be precedent.
Ferry claims he came to MINNEAPOLIS
from Detroit on a loan. and that if he
signs with Watkins it will mean a finan-
clal loss for this season, with next years
salary blissfully vague as to amount. Fer.
rvs pay amounts to about $40 day and
by signing, with Watkins he figures, he
VIII lose about $3.50 through the loss of
league and the shorter season of the as
ISOLATION. Ferry appealed to Hermann
and nd. hermann passed it, up the line to
time the suspended pitcher makes his
formal visits to Nicollet park and rests.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
Prohibs Will Have Field NIGHT

CHICAGO, July 11.--Oliver w. Stew
art, chairman Of the national Prohi-
bition committee, has issued a call to
Prohibitionists to hold ratification
meetings on Friday evening, July %.
On the afternoon of that day, in In
dianapolis, DR.. Silas c. Swallow will
receive notification of his nomination
for the presidency George W. Carroll
will, at the same time and place, re-
ceive notification for the vice presi-
dency. Chairman Stewart estimates
that there will be 10000 ratification
meetings held that night and has urged
all of them TO pass resolutions.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
RaisuIi Turns a Trick

.TANGIER, July 11.-According to
news. from the interior, the bandit
Raisuli and his. tribe made a raid on
Ghard, and after two days fighting,
Raisuli was victorious. The tribe loot
ed many cattle. Owing to threats sent
by Raisuli and the neighboring tribes
TO Mohammed Ell Torres, the foreign
minister, work on the new custom
house has been discontinued. The
tribes said they would raid Tangier
should the work continue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
.venezueIans Become Pretty Select
WASHINGTON. ID. d. Inlx -

= WASHINGTON, D. c., July Ii
E. H. Plumacher, American consul at
Maracaibo, Venezuela, reports to the
state department that hereafter for
teigners who come to the republic and
want to be admitted into its territory
are obliged to present to the highest
civil authority of the place where they
reside, the documents Identifying their
personality and attesting good con-
duct, signed and legalized by the au-
liberties of the last place from which
they. come.
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Cotton Mills Reopen

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 11-Most
of the Fall River cotton mills resumed
operations today after ten-day shut
down, Many of the manufacturers are
firing of the curtailment policy which
has been in force here nearly four
months, and as soon as new agree
fnent is assented to it is expected the
mills will be more active. The oper-
atives, of-whom there are more than
$4,000 in the cloth mills, are restless.
They have sustained a loss in wages
Amounting to reduction of 40 per
cent.
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Duluth Defeats Earnn

Special TO The Globe. -
DULUTH, MINI: July 11.--In the open
ing of the series the White Sox defeated
Fargo by a score of 7 to 4. Home runs
were the. features Of tire game three of
them being accountable for six, scores.
Werden opened the exhibition. with one,
over the fence in the first, pushing iu.
Demontreville ahead of him. oLeaffys' did
the same trick in the Second. usherine
Qullian across the plate. Edwarts FOL-
Werden. r.lsE-g-Fts ~ SIS, ~ ~
seses,e .sisspe R H e.
F Rnlgth .... .....a.ss5s 3 81 GO j
Duluth. holden and Hughes: Fargo,
SouderS and Lynch stsf.sfs : sfffF ~,
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Ball PLAYERS; !. .Acauifh.d

Special to the Globe 14o.-e -
HAMMOND. Wis, July 1.-THE base
ball team of SILVIA ter Minn.a. and the
local team were arrested here yesterday
for participating in a game.gf ball Sun
day. When the case was brought into
court it was thrown. out, the judge hold
ing that Z. r. Monroe Rev Mr.. Evans
and NJ e. Johnson. the compla ina1lts
had no cause for action NinetUfrine per
cent of the citizens have expressed them
selves as pleased with the decision y
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
Havana Strike Ends

HAVANA, July 11.-All classes of
striking harbor workmen resumed
work today after conference with
Senior Rivera and the administrator of
the customs. Rivera assured the men
that he would use every endeavofs to
induce the consigneess not TO employ
non unionists, and he also promised to
see that the steamship companies did
not bring stevedores from the United
States to work in Havana harbor.
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knot. Dexter and Campbell went out and

closed this incident - =
Mailman ate, Up two hard flies in the
seventh and Bohannon managed to throw
Jones out at first. The colonies got moth
ing In the eighth, and the Saints were
Just as successful They got two men as
i iis as thlrd and one to second, but moth
Bohannon started the ninth with his
thIrd consecutive, hit. but Kerwin. after
making two labs at one foul, forced him
at second. Hallman knocked the ball out
to Jones and Dexter forced Kerwin tat
second, retiring the. side. with the score
still close hitched
Sullivan opened the fms by flying out
to KerW1n and Chech restored confidence
by singing. over short. Jones put him on
second and Jackson hit the ball long
ways, all of which will be good news in
COlum bis rHha
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Canada May eeeTrophy

BISELY,,, Eng. July 11..A,The annual
meeting of the RATIONAL Rifle associa ton
opened here with every promise Of sue;
cess. The competitions; which are spread
over a fortnight. have attracted very
large entries. Including two Women mem
bers of rifle clubs. The prize list aggre-
gates $4,000. The earlier competitions
National Rifle association meets tomors
row to decide on the disposal of F9e
Palma trophy. It isssthotight that it
probably will be handed over to the eusl
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Ski Club Planned

The Norwegians of ST. Paul, at a re-
cent meeting in Central hall, formed an
ming. They plan to arrange an annual
tournament in ST. Paul like that at Ish-
peming. Mich. A hill has been selected
at Red Rock. The following officers were
elected: j. Lohrbauer, treasurer; A.
Munthe, secretary. The president will be
chosen in the near future
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BOLT KILLS Player
lac 1.'S-5s'< - -sssSa-j
Lightning Strikes Fielder in
Act of Throwing Ball

PITTsBURG, Pa, July, i18charles
baseball team, was struck by lightning
at McKeesport today and. died almost in
stantly The team had just finished
throwing the ball when there was a. flash
of lightning and, .he, fell on. the field. =.
Jeffries is the man the New York Ma
t1onal league team was after. His par
ents reside at Lancaster, Pa et.ts5,i :. 4
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Ma AT N Colorado Springs R.H.E.
Col. Springs. % 1 l 4 0. o 90 II 10 4
Graham +, Thornton and Herman; Stiil--
Denver .......O 10000 % 81 s. = 5
Omaha 80 0 0 2 % 2 IL Iii l6 !
kenna and Lucia; Brown and Gonding.
St. Joseph ooo1o1 q { p
Sioux City IL OIL. 3 o 9. o 0 0-5 II l
l-lnderman and War;; Chinn and Gar
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:. ;
Iycan's Crew / oses

Special to The Globe - -
to GRI osf bs TSi 5 Mhn = 5aIy llGsooks
day. Martin was pounded out of tbas how
and Currie was hit hard. The score: -
r H E.
Grand Forks ,..3 ~ 0 1010 0--S Il 4
Batteries-Martin Currie and Henry:
O'Brien and Check 1919
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Champs Lose to superior

Special to The Globe
SUPERIOR, Wis.,, July 11.-=sune,5oc
took the first of the series from Winninee
today. 1t was cinchad lin the fifth. wheSa
a base on on balls. four singles. and an err
Tor allowed four runs. Both Kilrov and
Wltbeck pitched good ball. but SUPERIOR
punched hits whites 12flroy had the bet-
ter support Score. X t,sr9 n: -
Superior I'D Q o e.o.l &c ,Si = <
Winnipeg ......1 0 O O. o 0 O 0 o.
Badtteries-kiiroy and, Rogers; Witbeck
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CHICAGO Einhts Rarres

CHICAGO, July Ill Mayor Harrison
today declared that prize fights of every
OF glove contest must cease in Chieago
He summoned Chief of Police O'NeiI and
gave strict orders that the mandate be
enforced. Numerous exhibitions alrea Nv Nv
arranged have been called off. - 80
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The tournament is the first to be held
at the new park. which has just been
unobstructed range. Two Shooting plat
forms give two teams the opportunity of
shooting at the same time. The park is
SAID to be one of the best in the country.
circuit will go to Duluth after the close
of the st. Paul tournament The tenth
annual tournament of the Central Gun
club. of Duluth. will be held. July 20
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IW0-Dase hlts. Conroy. Powell; three
b base hits, Anderson, Fultz, Dougherty;
bases, Williams, Collins; double NAV.
Camel (unassisted); hits, off TannehiIi
in one inning; off Gibson, 10 in Z: left
on bases, New York s, Boston 5; first
base on errors. New York 2; struck ont
by Powell 5, by Gibson /; time, 1:45:
umpire, Sheridan.
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Roaers Throws Munroe

BUFFALO N. Y, July H.-Jack Nun
roe was defeated in a wrestling match
cateh-as- ca tch-can. by Charles Cyan
kee'l Rogers. of Worcester. Mass, at the
Olympic a. c. tonight Rogers won the
first fall in IL minutes and 20 seconds.
and the second in 13 minutes and SO sec
md . s !
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Fiqhs Hernit ISSUED.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE board
OF supervisors today granted a permit for
the Yosemite club. This Club is handling
the Jeffries- Munroe match, and the is
suing Of the permit today means the
meeting 1.-THE vyWeiglits here Au7
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Pittsburu Gets Case

PITTSBURG, July 1.-THE Pittsburg
of Pitcher Case, of the Springfield Ill)
Three I league. He will report for duty
at once. Camnitz, PittSburg'S extra
pitcher goes to Springfield
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: Innings pitched, Bernhard 8, Hess S;
hits, off Bernhard H. off Hess s; first on
errors; Cleveland 2,,.3Chicago Q; two-base
hits, Callahan g.; three base hit. Lush:
stolen base Callahan; double plays, Da-
Vls TO Donahue, Lajoie to Stovan: base
bases, Cleveland 5, Chicago 5; struck out.
Bernhard Z, Smith 4; wild pitch. Bern,
haTd; time. LIS; umpire, Connolly; at
tendance, LAG. -
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Red and Phi,,la. Dee.

CINCINNATI, Ohio July i1-As the Ma
tional league park was being fieeny,, f, q
today for the EIks' national reunion. there
was no game. 1t was for this; reason thai
a double header was played YESTERDAY
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champs Beat Boston n ~

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 11.-Pittinger
pitched a. good game but errorsHbehind him
deprived him of any chance of winning he
may have had Phelps was knocked I'M
ball, Smith taking his place. Attendance
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Three / LEAGUE

Rock Island-Decatur game postponed;
Wet grounds -
4 Rockford 6. Dubuque T.
= Cedar Rapids 5, Davenport 0.
Bloomington Springfield game called:
rain
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Senators Lose AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 11.-With
the s. score tied in the eighth inning an
eieetaeal storm temporarily stopped play,
base on balls. a double and single won
the game for the locals. jacobson pitched
Sood game for Washington Attend
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viii Shoot at Shakopee

Special to the Globe
SHAKoPEE, Mimi, July 1.-THE Jor-
dan Gun. club will hold tournament in
Jordan July 16 and H. Numerous prizes
have been hung up and large entry is
expected
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White sox Win Easily

CLEVELAND, July 11.-Cleveland and
Chicago played postponed game this
afternoon, Chicago winning easily, bat
ting Bernhard out of the box in the third
inning. The game was called at the end
of the eighth to allow both teams to
catch a train. Attendance / 416 Score.
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Columbus Loses AGAIN

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, July 11.-After
apparently throwing. away the game by
PAD errors III the early innings the Mime
the eighth and tied the score, winning out
IN the ninth after two We're. out on two
Dases on balls and a single by Morgan
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;Two-base hits, Stahl, O'Neili I, Cross
Mullin; home run. Mullin. sacrifice G Lif
q, Neil; left on bases, Washington 8
Philadelphia 5; first base on balls. off
JACOBSON l; struck out, by jacobsen 8. by
Plank s; time, 1:30; umpire King. = ~
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-Four straIaht forr AMicrobes

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE locals hit
Garvin freely and had no trouble in MAX
ing it four straight from Brooklyn.
Wicker was forced to retire on account,
or an injured arm. Brown would have
scored a shut out. but for errors. Babb's
healding was the feature. Attendance.