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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-04
BASE
TWO BAD BREAKS
AT MINNEHAHA
ST. PAUL AND THE SABBATH
WE'RE BROKEN.
2sennon's Men Powerless to Do Any
thing Against Stimmel--Maloney
Was the Star OF the Galne-F'ast
Fielding and BaSerunning Won.

Mr. Watkins representatives on the dia-
mond made it two out Of three with the
ST. Paulites at Minnehaha park yester-
day afternoon and thereby raised them
Belves just thirteen degrees In the estima-
tion Of the Minneapolis fans. 1t wa4s a
hard, fast game, but when It was all over
and the blackboard said to 2, the Wat
kins crowd was happy, and Captain Mike
Kelly Is understood to have said things
which will not be printed
Had 1t not been for Billy Maloney things
might have beCar different. But sad as 1t
may seem to Mr. Lennon and his bunch,
Maloney was there all thru the game and
especially in the third inning when his
most timely three-sacker, together with
his daring and successful base running
won the game for his team.
Archibald Stimnel, he Of the long body
ind the long head. offioiated in the center
OF the diamond position for Minneapolis,
while Sessions did the honors for the
saints. Both men worked hard and both
pitched the ball that ought to win, but,
as both couldn't win. and Stimmel kept
his hits little better scattered and passed
only one man to Sessions two, 1t hap
pened as below detailedt
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PRIOR LAKE

ME- and Mrs. William r. Sweat and
four children, Harold, Charles, Virginia
and Bernioe, are again at the Grainwood,
installed in their old cottage, the Phoenix
MI. Sweat has purchased new gasolene
launch, the Virginia, which he will enjoy
over Sunday, as he comes out from Min
neapolis every Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Q. Bagley, D. L.
Bagley and r. G. Bagley of Minneapolis
are at the hotel.
II. p, Hall came out from st, Paul to
spend Sunday with his son and mother at
the Annex cottage.
Charles II, HUM from Minneapolis was
at the hotel last week.
Charles Albert Savage Of st. Paul, ono
Of the Latin professors at the univer-
sity Is spending his vacation at the lake.
Charles Dudley Warner Of st. Paul Is
spending his summer with his sister, Mrs.
e. J. Jones, at the Willows cottage.
Grace e. Papst Of Minneapolis came out
to visit her sister over Sunday.
Miss Lurene A. Hull has returned to
Greenwood after a two weeks visit in
the twin oities.
2 Ruth Lewis and Myrtle Adstt Of Has
tings are spending a few days with Mrs.
A. r. Bolles Of the hotel.
Mrs, A. Fl. Foote and son Horace have
gone to spend the Fourth at Minnetonka.
Miss Edna Balch and George "a. Der
niger Of Minneapolis drove over from
Lakeville on Monday.
Miss Harriet Papst came out from Min
neapolis to spend her vacation.
George n. Thumme1 Of Omaha brought
his son, George Thummel, Jr., to Grains
wood, to stay some time. Mr.. and Mrs,
Thurmel will Join their son later.
James M. Clure Of st. Paul was at the
hotel last week.
Henry R. Curtis spent Sunday with his
family at their cottage on the Grainwt Cd
grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barnaole Of st. Paul
are at the Gratnwood. = ~crrr
Alice r. Merrill came out from Chicago
last week to begin her summers work as
pianist at the hotel again. Miss Merrill
has taken charge Of the music at Grain
wood for three years, and has given per-
feet satisfaction.
Prior last week, after an absence Of five
years. Mr.. Macdonald is now residing in
Kansas City, burt he will he remembered
in Minneapolis as the son Of the we'll
known Judge Macdonald. He returns to
Kansas City soon, having come to Min
nesota to be present at the burial OF his
uncle, the late DR.. Dunn.
| Mrs. J. e. Crews and daughter, Miss
Blanche Higginbotham Of Houston, Texas
are at Grainwood for the summer. Miss
Higginbotham has just completed heI
course at the University Of Minnesota,
y q. J. Jones Of st. Paul brought his fam.
| lily out to Willow cottage for the sum.
,nler last week.
The ladies at the Greenwood hotel are
preparing pretty dance to be given Sat.
urday evening in the pavilion. The hote
is to be beautifully decorated with the
national oolors, as we'll as ferns and flow
ers, during the three days vacation. ant
in every way the guests at Prior lake
will be amused. Colonel Frank M. Joyc.
Of Minneapolis is in charge of the fire.
works and promises grand display.
Mrs. vose Of Hastings is occupying tn,
Geranfum cottage for a month.
William Sweat Of Minneapolis gave
launch party in his new launch, The vir
ginia, ON Sunday.
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BOYS LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Young Lajoies to Begin New Series o.
July 8.


Play in the Boys. Amateur Baseball league for
8. The following schedule has been arranged:
WEEK ENDING JULY 9.
Squad Fifth Wards vs. Nationals; Dukes
rs. Dokkens; Steinrnetz vs. Ockwigs; Pillsbury
Stars Yerxas.
Squad 2-Juniors vs. Sixth Avenue Stars;
Langlies vs.. Merrimacsi Little MillsTs We. Moni-
tors; Gophers VS. Shone Brothers
WEEK ENDING JULY 1s.
Squad Fifth Ward vs. Steinmetz; Nationals
vs.. Dukesj Yerxas vs.. Ookwigs.
VS.. Langlies; Merrmaos vs.. Shone Brothers;
WEEK ENDING JUhT %.
> Squad Fifth Wards VS.. Yerxas; Dukes vs..
Ockwigs; Pillsbury Stars VS.. Nationals.
Squad Juniors Langliesi Little Millers
vs.. Sixth Avenue Stars; Merrtmaes vs.. Gophersj
WEEK ENDING JULY 80.
Squad 1-Ockwigs VS.. Fifth Wardsi Pillsbury
Stars VS.. Dukes; Yerxa vs.. Steinmetz; Dokkens
VS.. Nationals.
Squad 2-Gophers vs., Juniors; Langlies vs.,
Little Millers; Merrinacs vs.. Monitors; Sixth
Avenue Stars VS.. Shone Brothers.
WEEK ENDING AUG. Is.
Squad Fifth Wards Dokkens; Ockwigs
vs.: Ptllsbury StarsI Nationals VS.. Yerxa.
Squad 2-Juntors vs.. Merrimacs; Shone Broth.
ers, vs.. Langlies; Gophers Monitors; Little
WEEK ENDING AUG. 20.
Squad 1--Yerxa VS.. Dukes; Dokkens vs.. Ock'
wigs; National VS.. Steinmetz.
Squad Juniors Shone Brothers. Sixth
Avenue Stars; vs.. Monitors; Gophers VS., Moni
torsI Little Millers VS.. Merrfmacs. s..
WEEK ENDING AUG. az,
Squad 1--Pillsbury Stars vs.. Steinmetz, and al
tied and disputed games
Squad 2-Sixth Avenue Stars VS.. Merrtmacs
and all tied and disputed games.
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Davenport 4, Rockford 2.
Springfield l, Rock Island 0.
NORTHWESTERN GAMES

winnebago City, Mimi, July 4,---Ths Amboy
baseball team defeated the Fairmont aggregation
in a hotly contested 8leven-inning game by q
score Of i to O. Great interest .centered il
the game and the winner took down $25
saltwater, Mimi, July 4.--The Jayas of Min:
neapolis failed to hit the ball when they needed
Saltwater team By score Of to yesterday
afternoon,
Fargo N. D., July 4.-The Fargo league team
yesterday afternoon defeated the Lisbon In.
dependent team BY score Of 8 to
Little Falls, Mimi, July 4.-The Little Fails
team shut gut the Island team Of Minneapolis
here Saturday afternoon The score vas u to 2
team defeated the Blue Labels Of Minneapolis
here Saturday by a score Of to s..
Hugo Mimi, July 4.-The Dahls Of Mime.
apolis defeated the Hugo team here Saturday
afternoon by a score Of 5 to 2.
Corwith Iowa, July 4:--Humboldt College WOE
a hard fought games with Corwtth here SATURDAY.
by score of 2 to O.
shakopee. Mimi. July 4.-The South ST., Paul
pee team by score Of 10 to 8.
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STUFF OF WHICH
DREAMS ARE MADE
FRISCO SPORTS THINK JEEBRIEs
rs SCARED.
''Woozy" Stories Of How the Boiler
maker Fears the Rough Gentleman
from Montana-Good Reading, but
Rather Barren Of Facts.

New York Sun Special Service.
San Francisco. July 4.-The betting on
tho Jeffries -Munroe fight, supposed to take
place on Aug. ~, has changed considerably
during the last twenty -four hours.
The more conservative sports are slow
~ but surely beginning to believe that
Jeffries is afraid Of the Butte miner. Fur
thermore. that he thought he had an easy
task before him, and did not train in con-
sequence. and is in very bad condition at
the present time. It is an open secret
that Jeffries did not train hard for the
battle. He took things very easily, and
never realized until the final moment that
he was In danger of losing his title as king
Of the heavyweights
Then Jeffries began to work. so goes the
story, but found 1t impossible to get into
anything like proper fighting shape and
do himself justice. Followed the story
Of the injured knee and the consequent
postponement.
But Jeffries is working hard at the
present time, straintng every inch of his
huge body to get into shape, and says he
1will put Munroe out inside Of ten rounds
when they meet In the ring.
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OIL FOUND
IN COLORADO
Grand County Has a Valley of Oil
That Is likely to Eclipse the
Kansas Production.
INVESTORS EARLY ON GROUND

Denver, Col, July Awhile bor-
ing, merely for test. In the oil basin
in the valley Of Grand county, there
was sufficient showing Of oil to lu-
bricate the drill when in motion. This
verifies the geological reports Of oil
in great abundance in that basin. The
Superior Oil, Gas and Refining Com
pany Of Superior, Wis, are getting
ready to sink wells on their four SEQ
tons. This valley portends to eclipse
the Kansas oil section, and investors
are on the ground early.
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Cool Exhi1aratina Breezes.

Continually blow over the blue
waters Of the Great Lakes, making
the excursions Of the 500 Line every
Friday successes never to be forgotten
by any one who has taken the trip.
From Minneapolis and st. Paul to
Detroit and return .s.s........$18.75
Cleveland and return .ss IN. ~. $685.
Buffalo and return .$20.25
Return limit thirty days from date
Of sale. New lake folder at the
Ticket Office, 119 So. Sd st.
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Cheap Round Trip Rates to Colorado
From ST. Paul and Minneapolis via

s26.4o to Denver, Colorado Springs or
Pueblo, $3S.40 to Glenwood Springs.
s3S.40 to Salt Lake City, Utah. Tick
cts on sale every day to September
Goth. Good to return until October
31st. Two magnifcently equipped
trains each way every day making
connections in Union Station, Omaha,
with western lines. For further in
formation apply to L, G, Rains, Cen
erai Agent, corner Nioo1let Ave. and
Fifth ST., Minneapolis.
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UNDINE A SURPRISE
White Bear Boat Shows Speed at
Minnetonka.

With a light breeze and clear weather moro
tonka races this season fought Tor honors in their
respective classes Saturday afternoon. The con-
tests We're practically free from accident and
were in every way successful. The surprise of
the afternoon was the winning Of the GLASS
pennant by Frank Morse's Undine, which defeat.
"a h wf e Ras poa ad gab The In
very fast over there. The summarizes:
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LISTEN TO TTID EAGLE SCREAM.

p Let the invincible eagle
@z.SW scream DER the land and
AslssA the sea, the golden
wv pointed banner beckon the
es4gMa brave and the free, for
Roosevelt and Fairbanks
are the choice of the land List to
the drum beat Of the new Mount Nor
ris band; even Liberty herself will
drop a glad tear when their efficient
music shall mount to her sphere; for
Roosevelt, the historian, like cowboy
shall ride thru the ranks Of opposition
like San Juan's tide. Trot out the
white elephant, let him challenge from
far, the hosts to the carnage Of politi-
cal war.--Mount Norris (ITl.s Index.
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ON THn SPOT,

We don't know where Co
bw y lightly is today, but wherever
AH the pink bows are the pink
IHE>h est; wherever the frecrack-
~ ,ers are the fiercestI wherever
the red lemonade is the reddest; wher-
ever noise is the noisiest-there is
Morrill, Wherever he is, he Is
wrapped in the flag, up to the ohm,
and has handful Of the eagles tail
feathers with which to punctuate his
oratorical flights. You can't lose tina
boyl
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, Two-base hit, O'Brlen; three-base hit, MaloneyJ
struck put, by stmmel 6, by Sessions s; double
play, Weaver to oyler; sacrifice hits. Oyler, Nc
jackson 2. Marcan ,$hit by pitched ball. Ma
loney, Starnagle; left on bases, Minneapolis s,
st. Paul s. Time, 1850. Umpire, Bausewine,
Attendance, 5000.
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AT KANSAS CITY.


K Kinsss city 30 : 8 SS SS9 ga
Two-base hits, Bonner, Hemphill Bateman;
double play, Hemphill to speer; hits, off Durham
10 In three innings, off Gibson IL in six in
nings; struck out, by Durham 8, by Gibson Z by
Mckay /; bases on balls, off Durham 4, off
Gibson 1, off Mckay 2; wild pitch, Gibson left
on bases, Kansas City 10. Milwaukee IS. Time,
4wo hours. Umpire Holiday.
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AT LOUISVILLE.

Two-base hit Martin; three-base hits Kerwin,
Phillips, Swander; home run, Hallman; stolen
bases, Swander, Brashear; sacrifice hits, Magoon.
Heydon; double plays, Phillips, Heydon and
Diekey, Martini Dickey and Magoon; bases on
ballsR wright 3, of Phillips /; struck out
BY Wright II hit by pitched ball, Carr; left on
bases, Louisville g. indianapolis 8. Time, t:47.
Umpire Hapt.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.

st. Paul at Minneapolis (morningl.
Minneapolis at st. Paul (afternoon).
Columbus at Toledo 1.-TWO games).
Indianapolis at Louisville 1.-TWO games).
Milwaukee at Kansas City (two games).
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HELD WINNIPEG EVEN
ST. Paul Lacrosse Team Tied with
Fast Canadians.

st. Pauls lacrosse team laid a foundation
for claiming championship honors by playing q
tie game with the Shamrocks of Winnipeg Safur.
day afternoon. individually and collectively the
saints showed up well against the visitors and
seen in the twin cities. Each side scored SIX
goals.
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"A SIDE LIGHT.

This IS the day when the creased
pig feels like the head Of the house
with the iceman and the grocer's coll
1ec4or after him.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE o1uRs.

GAMES YESTERDAY,
Cleveland 8, st. Louis 1.
Detroit d, Chicago 0.
GAMES TO-DAY.
st. Louis at Cleveland; two games.
Detroit at Chicago; two games.
Boston at Washington; two games.
New York at Philadelphia; two games.
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PARKER WON FOUR EVENTS
Successful Trap Program at the Inter-
CITY Grounds,

Parker carried off prizes in four Of the 1--WE
events at the Interc1ty park shoot Saturday
afternoon. Johnston won the Hunter Arms event
and was the only other contestant to carry of
first PRICE The results were:
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WESTERN LEAGUE;
THREE-I LEAGUE

Denver 10, Colorado Springs 8.
Sioux City 4, Omaha Z.
Des Moines l. st. Joseph ].
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Official Corrected
Boat and Skipper. Time. Time,
Highlander, B. McNullen.... 148:OO 1:43:00
Babbte. Allan Hill ...s...s.s. 1.42.OO 1:4O;OO
Undine. Frank Morse .s....... l,44:4A li89:44
Reta, Jim Loudon ,...,,..... 1:49:Ot 1:49:o1
waterwttch, Charles Chalmers 1:se:27 l:8e:27
Dixie, G.. q. Mendel ....&... 1:49:46 1:4S46
Jim Crack, Albert Dexter. 49,, 1:bO:5O i:48bO
Nightingale, F. Lauritzen -. / 81 100 1!58;OO
San Toy, N. Thayer ,..,,..y. 1868 1!56:1S
Victoria, Harry Newgord -. 1i69:M 1ib9:M
OPEN SLOOPS.
Hazard, Roy Wagner ,......., 1i40b5 1:40,65
Voran, Urban Bauman ...... 2:O3:2S 1.6S:2a
@Outcast, Hope Mccall ....... ....... ,,...:,
Alfredo, Douglas Wright $3.50. 1:65:19 1.53n9
*Fou1ed buoy.
Navajo, g. Richter ......... 2:04:45 2so4,4B
Tobasco, r., Thompson ..:..s 2i18i05 2:13:o5
sDi6 mt finish
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MORNING GAMES.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Toledo RH r
Columbus .......0 o1bo 201O-6 y 9
Toledo ....,.....6 0 1 o o OIL 8 &
Observation-Disclosures and Yeager; Wearing and
Reading Umpire, Kline.
At Louisville <E@S RI < p
Indianapolis ......o o341osooo-S 1e 3
Louisville .........2 b o 0 24 8 2
Batter1es-Fisher and Heydon; Egan and Dex-
ter Umpire, Hart
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HACKENsCHMIDT WON
Russian Lion Threw the Cleveland
TrOlIeyInan in London

London, July 4.-The Greco Roman wrestling
match between George Hadkenschmidt, known
as the Russian Lion" and Tom Jenkins, the
American OF Albert Hall, WAS won By Haekep,)
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Two-base hits, Brouthers, Clymer,. Yeager;
hit by pitched bail, Malarkey; struck out by
Crstall 4, by Malarkey 10; passed ball, Reading
TO- mppe R1es &c.,
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BAD oRAToRY.

The flag will cover a multitude Of
sins todayn
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BATTLE FOR BUTTE

5lmny Gardner VIII Meet Fitzgerald
in Montana
New York Sun Special Service.
Chicago. July 4-Jiumy Gardner, claimant OF
the lightweight championship among the white
feathers, was yesterday matched to fight Willie
Fitzgerald of Brooklyn before the Silver Bow
A. Q. of Butte. Mont, The battle will be q
twenty-round contest and will be decided July L.
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CROWD WATCHED RACES
Tomahawk and Moccasin Won the
Calhoun Glasses

Saturdays races given under the auspices o,
large lar and enthusiastic crowd and We're bro
nounced the most successful Of the season up tt
date. The results were:
FIRSrT CLASS SInOpS
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STAMPING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pittsburg 2, Cincinnati o.
st. Louis 10, Chicago 2.
GAMES TODAY

Brooklyn at Boston 1.-TWO games).
Philadelphia at New York 1.-TWO games).
Cincinnati at st, Louis 1.-TWO gamssls
Chicago at Rittsbnre ttW0sEaues0E
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sIGHTI,Y sANcTrIARy s1TE.

Money has been raised to move
the Baptist church from Kinneville to
Onondaga. A lot south Of the town
has been bought for the church sight.
Baton Rapids eMich.) Review.
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WON SATURDAY
Minneapolis Too Fast for the Lennon
Liners at ST. Paul

Saturday afternoon the millers avenged them
selves for the defeat of Friday and, turning the
tables on TT the st. Paulites, won by score ct
bandbox, down in the sanity city, and because
OF what ought to have been single being made
into home run st. Paul took the lead in the
Watkins hired mad would not give up and won
out,
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Alfalfa Corners Jottings

x114Ct440 SOAA4VA0 VOVVAA4S4O
Riney sniter is all smiles. Guess
why. (You could never guess.)
Estus Codger is home from Wood
a Junction, where he has been
IN working. ellis dad needs help
Ny@ on the farm, and paid his fine
Wv out Of the workhouse.)
"a Louisey LoobenTafter is
y the guest Of Mrs. Close
.<S&x9 grain. our hospitable fell
ESsMN 1owtownswoman. (She is
MSsHM doing sewing for her
board.)
Rev D, D. Offertovy Tuesdayed at
Brother Passhatter's. (Yaller-legged
chickens lived hard enduring his
visit.)
Alfalfa Corners is on boom. CMore
strictly, on the hog.)
Dud Parsley is improving the road.
Tin self-defense. He is the only one
who does heavy hauling.)
'Rah for Davis Kearyl He can't be
beat for magistrate. A vote for Davis
is a vote for reform. CHATS what
he says. He's held the Office twenty
years.)
The firm of Sid Fritters & Bro. are
the leading merchants Of this city.
(They is the only ones.)
4-.------. 1z&hSahssss,a6s I
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
GAMES YEsTERDAYs
North StaS o, Watch School 8,

GAMES NEXT SATURDAY.
Watch School vs.. Chamber of Commerce.
North Star vs. Patterson s. Stevenson.
NJ, & st, L. VS.. Steel Machinery.
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Davenport Is, Rockford g.
Bloomington 6, Decatur Z,
Springfield Z, Rock Island !.
Dubuque 10, Cedar Rapids 8.
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M sfi RsHa lii;.: ::::S 9 g g 8 6
wssaer s dasi
plays, o'Brien to Marean =, to Kelly. Marean TO
h x 5ases on on Palls on Th1mas struck o1s
Umpire, Bauswine. Attendance, 1000.
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SATURDAY BASEBALL

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis 8, st. Paul 4.
Columbus 8, Toledo 2.
louisville Z, Indianapolis Q.
Kansas City 3, Milwaukee 4.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE.
THREE-I LEAGUE,

WESTERN LEAGUE.
pes Moines IL st. Joseph O.
Sioux City 8, Omaha O.
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MAY NOT BE BACK.

r. SaazzzzsaGs.1s
Andy Henderson ducked for Mime
tonka last night, taking with him
box Of those Flor de Gum Boot
He will probably not return.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland 80, Detroit 2-p.
Boston 2, Philadelphia l..
Washington 8-8, New York 2-11.
Chicago d. st. Louis 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 2-2, BROOKLYN OILS.
Pittsburg ID, Cincinnati 2.
New York a. Boston /.
ST. Louis 3, Chicago 2.
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AUTOMOBILE CELEBRATION
Chauffeurs Spending
Fourth on Long Tour.

3. n. Moulton. Jr.. accompanied By Oscar Per
son and Mr.. Bergstrom. left the city at
O'clock yesterday, morning for Valley 0ity, N
p. The trip. distance Of 24O miles, Is expected
to be made in ten or twelve hours. TIE re-
turn will be made today.
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MoFAppEN LOSES To PH1LEBAuM.

Wrestng bout Hmes Philsps Sassn- e.
North I, Dakota champion, defeated Tom MoFadden
minutes and the second in 30 minutes. Phiiies.
baum is fast man on the mat and Is looking
for his equal in the middleweight class