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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-23

District 45.-Number enrolled, 80
Pupils neither absent nor tardy: Jen:
Jensen, Errett Woods, Charley Fore
dyCe, Carl Dlsart, Alfred Arlington
Arthur Fielden, Lulu Dysart, LEM
Gordon, Inez Boylan. w. Nj. Davis
principal.
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Furgason, Jonathan Ramsay Arthur
Emma Mcintosh teacher, third g"lde.
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District 53.-Number enrolment, 10.
Songs taught, Mount Vernon Bells,
Hank. The Blue Birds" The Old APP
pie Tree" Pupils neither tardy nor
absent Bonnie Gene Eldridge, Geneva
mann, Earl Eldridge, Taylor Eldridge
Ray Kelly. Fannie j. Scott, teacher.
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District 45.-College Place.-Numbe
enrolment 81. Poems taught, 'Hia
watha," Songs, Fly Little Birds Pu
pills neither tardy nor absent: Edit
Wilson, Andy Jensen, Gorce DrOnkers
Howell. Adams Bucholz, primar.
teacher.
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scored. stricklett pleased the majority

scored. Stricklett pleased the majority
of those present by tanning and the
Brewers retired three runs ahead.
After two men were out Marcan made
his third hit and Clingrnan helped him TO
third with a single. and went to second
himself on a wild pitch. Once more Mar
ond waiting to be brought home. but
PIERCE never touched the ball. Still an
other Chance gone.
Corbett appeared in Slagle's place, with
plenty of speed, and the visitors went out
as fast as they came up. Corbett started
the sixth for the Saints with fan and
Jones put himself on second with two
sacker to center Jackson disappointed
large gathering by Joining the strike-out
recruits and Wheeler knocked the bali into
Batemans hands, and another chance
went.
Errors Came Thick.
Corbett let Stone walk in the seventh,
and he scored on a hit and an error.
There were two out again when Marcan
came up, and this time he got a two-bag-
ger. but Clingman could not assist him.
Stricklett went out, Clingman to Kelley
in the eighth and Bateman raped the
ball TO Wheeler. who threw wide TO Kelley.
Then Dougherty singled and put Bateman
On third. Corbett threw wild to Wheeler
to catch Dougherty off. and Dougherty
came home. Speer hit a hot one to Cling
man, who then brought off his backhand
throw, and Jones made whirlwind catch
of Stones fly and put these sad mo-
ments in the past tense.
Peiree fikw out and Corbett singled and
Jones sent a slow one between first and
second. which he beat to safety. putting
Ccrbett on second Still another fire
chance just begging to be put to work
but Jackson and Wheeler both flew out.
Schaeffer opened the closing chapter
with single to center, and O'Brien sac
rificed him to second. Corbett walked
Hemphiil and Pencil knocked an easy
one to Corbett, but he threw wild to
Wheeler to get Schaeffer at third. and
the ball went to the bleachers. Schaef-
fer continued on homeward and Wheeler
felded it in wide to PIERCE. and Hemphili
made third meanwhile. Stricklett let go
to right field. but Jackson accomplished
another lightning throw TO first and re-
tired him, Hemphill bringing in the final
indignity. Clingman fumbled Bateman' 5
srounder. but Bateman was forced at sec
ond on Dougherty's choice, Ciingman to
Marcan. which fixed the Brewers out with
nine runs on ten hits. Even the ninth
started propitious for the Saints. Chech
walked and Kelley put him on second
with single. Marcan, with four hits
came up the fifth time, but he had shot
his bolt, and didn't hit the ball. Cling
man flew out to center and Peirce forced
Kelley on second. That's all. The score
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SIGMA FEARS STRAIN
White Bear Boats Passes Trial
Race at Oshkosh
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe
OSHKOSH, Wis, June so.-There was
lnaugurated on Lake Winnebago this aft
ernoen series of races to determine
which Lake Winnebago yacht shall be
entered in the finals in the selection OF a
Seawanhaka cup challenger. which finals
are to be sailed here next week
The race today was sailed for the most
part in a drizzling rain and with heavy
wind and sea-, Toward the close the skies
and wind hghtened. The course was six
knot triangle, once around, and consisted
OF two broad reaches and one stretch dead
to wfndwaTd.
There were three boats in the race:
Alberta. owned by w. L. Davis. of Nee
nah: Warrior. the Graham LorimeT boat.
OF Chicago, built here by Jones & La
borde, and the Oshkosh the boat built
by Jones & Laborde for a syndicate of
Oshkosh yachtsnen. and intended to rap
resent the Oshkosh club in the inland
lake regatta.
The Alberta won, turning the course in
one hour and twenty three minutes fin
lshiflg sixteen seconds ahead of Warrior
which was minute and a half ahead of
Oshkosh
The Sigma the White Bear challenger,
did not come out, fearing damage to her
canvas.
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WITH THE AMATEURS

The Jameson & Heveners deny the for
felt claimed by the J. j. Thompsens.
maintaining they made no arrangements
with any team OF that name They assert
their willingness to meet them. Address
l.. Ebert, 165 Carroll street.
The Carroll Street Stars defeated the
Maple Leaf Routes by score of to 5.
The feature of the game was the home
run by McAanuS For games in the IL
year-oid class address Berry McManuS.
38z Carroll street.
The Laurels defeated the Western Colts
by score of co 8. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Stan Donnelly
Jr., who struck out fifteen men.
The Globe Business College wants
game with any 17-year-oId team Call
up Howard. Smith, Globe Business col
lege.
The Easy Marks want game for July
with any 13-year-old team. Address
William Rodger, 227 Grove street.
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RACING RESULTS
At Chicago


First race-Sxeetie won. Fresias sec
ond, New MownsHay third
second race-Nan Ness won, Glassful
se co. i'd, Mayor ago J johnson third.
second. Freedman third
Fourth race-McGee Won Ocean Dream
second, Exclamation third
Fifth race-Creole Jim won, Black Wolf
second, RoSSmond third
Sixth race-Handzarra won, Michael
Byrnes second. Cigarlighter third.
At New York
First race-Ingold won, Gold Saint sec
ond Auditor third.
Second race-Beldame Won Lux CaSta
second. Hortensia third.
Third raee-Lavator won, Grandpa sec
end- Graceaway third.
Fourth raee-HighbaH won, Ostrich
second, Thistle Heather third
Fifth race-Hot Spot won. Torchelli
second, Dandelion third.
Sixth race-Tramotor won Virgo sec
ond, Little Buttercup third
At ST. Louis
First raee--Black Art won. Swedish
Lad second. Garrett Wilson third.
second race-Goody Two Shoes won,
Miss Manners second Alice Turner third.
Third race-Red Leaf Won, Dishabile
Fourth race-Dave Somers won Col.
third.
Fifth rac-Echodale won. Orient sec
ond, Mordella third.
Sixth race-orishion won, Lady Match
less second, Dr. Kier third.
At Buffalo
First race-Anna Fitzhugh won, Ogowai
second, Fabian third
Second race-MiSs Morgan won, Lamp
lighter second Fiji third.
Third race-Harbor won, Rrier second,
Justice third.
Fourth race-Royal Legend won, Josie
second, Oddoletta third
Fifth race-Merriment won, Benvolio
second, Coruscate third
Sixth race-Devonshire won, Florizel
second, Ruby Ring third.
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GET NEGRO AFTER A
FIGHT AND LYNCH HIM

CHARLESTON, s.. c., June S0.-Cairo
Williams, negro, who killed Thurston
MCGEE last week, was taken from the
Kentucky line at Scranton this evening
and lynched. After a mistrial at Kings
ton, the county seat, the sheriff thought
it safe to send him to Columbia for safe
keeping. As the train approached Scran-
ton a mob stopped it with a red Iigssa-
found Williams and ordered the sherif
deputies to deliver him. This was re-
fused and scuffle ensued, in which the
deputies were bruised. The mob then took
the negro away and killed him.
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WALTHOUR is THROWN
AGAINST RAILING
Champion 6icycIist Has Two Ribs, Arm
and colIarbone Broken

ATLANTA. Ca, June 3O.-In the three
cornered twenty-mie paced motor race
between Bobby Walthour, of Atlanta:
Benny Munroe, of Memphis, and Basil de
Guicard. of Paris. at the Stadium tonight
Walthour was pocketed by the other rid
ers in the fourth mile race, and while
going at terrific speed was thrown
against the railing. Here Bobby struck
two posts with such force, that the posts
We're snapped off and the champion was
left hanging insensible on the railing, his
feet dangling over the track.
The doctor says that two ribs. one arm
and a collarbone are broken. 1t is thought
he is injured internally.
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WILLIE ANDERSON IS
THREESTROKESAHFAD
National Golf Champion Leads
With One-Half of Play
Concluded

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, June 3o-With
one-half of the play in the fifth Western
Coli association tourney concluded on the
links of the Kent Country club today.
National Champion Willie Anderson leads
the held with score of 154. just three
strokes better than the total of Alex
ander Smith, of Nassau. title holder
Tied WITH Smith at ISL is Harry Turpie
Auburn Park expert. while Bob Simpson
OF Riverside, is close up with 159. Law
renee Auchterlonie, of Gienview, formerly
Western and national champion, is tied at
100 with r. MeAndrews, a Wollaston
player.
Tomorrow the final scoring of the tour
ney over thfrty-six holes will be played,
and the champion doubtless viii come
from the group mentioned Twice has An
derson Won the national event, and his
victory at Euclid, in the Western tour
ney two years ago. with a total of 300,
makes him fayorite for the western hon
ors this time.
Todays struggle among the experts re-
solves itself into a rivalry between ST.
Andrews, North Berwick and Carnoustie,
Scotland. Anderson halls from North
Berwick and Smith and Simpson are Car
noustie opponents, while Turpie is a ST.
Andrews product. Only two amateurs
are left in the field, and each is assured
medal B. P. McKinnie, of st. LoiIis, with
a commanding lead over G. F. Clingman
Jr, of Hemewood. seems the likely win
Ter of the gold medal Threa tening wealth
er marked the early hours, but later golf
erS conditions We're superb.
AndersSn's card follows:
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Twin cITYS' PLAYERS
LEAD WHIST CLUBS
Judge George [. Bum, of ST.
Paul. Is Nominatedfor Pres.
idency of League

NEW YORK, June 30.-The fourth day
OF the whist tourney began with a game
between the Northwest and New York
State Whist associations to decide the
positions of the Fourteenth Congress tro-
ply, and the men from Minneapolis and
st. Paul Won by a margin of five tricks.
This gives the Northwestern team a
clean score of three victories. They win
meet the Rayenswood club representing
the Chicago association, tomorrow morn
ing IN what may prove to be the deciding
win tomorrow the Atlantic association will
still be factor In the contest.
During the afternoon the first round
for the semi finals for the Hamilton tro-
ply was played and the Herlick club. Of
Racine, Wis. won from the Mercantile
Library club of Boston, by six tricks,
while the Cleveland team had the same
margin over the RavenSwood club, OF Chi
cago. The two teams standing best aft
er the second round will play off for the
final possession OF the cup.
Minneapolis Trophy Play
For the Minneapolis trophy there are
twenty-five clubs ordered In the first
round played this evening the high score
Cole, of the Knicl1erbocker Whist club,
of New York. The Pastime club, of
Boston, represented by w. B. Gravesin
and C. ". Stamm, was second, and F.
Minneapolis Whist club. third. This con-
test will continue tomorrow.
The Associate Members trophy, which
was put in for Wednesday, was won by
Mrs. Charles Waterhouse. of Boston, with
E. P. Whitney, of that city, as a partner.
The defeat of Miss Bessie Allen, of Mil
waukee, who won this cup last year, was
a great surprise as she had q good lead
in the first round but in the second round
she dropped back TO fifth place.
Bum Is Nominated
The league will hold Its second business
session tomorrow morning, when the new
officers will be chosen. The committee on
nominations nominated the following tick
ct: For president, George L. Bum, Of
st. Paul: for vice president. j. L. Faber.
OF New York; recording secretary, H. T.
Fry, of Chicago; for corresponding seere-
tary, Clarence Vail, of Brooklyn; for
treasurer. F. Thwaite, of Milwaukee
For directors to serve for three years
J. W. Dusenbery, Pennsylvania; F. w.
Eagles, New Jersey; Beverly W. Smith,
Maryland; E. P. Martin, Illinois, and G.
7. Heron, Indiana.
For director to serve two years in place
of ]. B. Porter, resigned, J. III. Smith, New
York.
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Prepare for shamroeks

The st. Paul Lacrosse club put in two
hours of fast practice at Lexington park
yesterday in preparation for the game
with the Winnipeg Shamrocks July 3.
The Shamrocks are determined to lift the
cup at the fair. and as they We're the
Western champions last year they will
play the Montreal Shamrocks for the
Mimic cup, which carries with it the
worlds championship
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Speedy Tretter Sold

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June SEA-. ],
Weston has sold to James Butler, of New
York, for r. W. Rosemore, of Goshen, N.
Y. the five-year- oid bay trotting mare
Mfnter. for So, 000 AS a three year-oid
she got record Of 2:2SZ ON a half
mile track. 1t is believed that she viii
trot in 2:05 this year.
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Fargo Wins in Eleventh

Special to The Globe
FARGO, N. D., June 30.-This after
moons game was fight from the start
to the finish. Umpire Gatewoods deei-
sions didn't please either team or the
crowd, and both captains Ball and Wer-
den, were benched. Duluth got their three
runs in the seventh, when. with two men
on bases link hit long foul, which
Gatewood called fair. and nearly precipi-
tated a riot. Fargo had nothing at that
time but accumulated enough to tie in
the ninth and win in the eleventh. Score:
R. H. E.
Fargo.. 90 GO 01110 1l 5 8
Duluth. -. 0 0 0 8 0 0 0-3 O
Batteries-Fargo. Hillock, Lempke and
lynch; Duluth koukalik and O'Leary.
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Forks Loses Again

Special to The Globe
GRAND FORKS, N D.. June 30
Grand Forks took another slide down the
percentage table today losing to Supe-
rior. The visitors made more hits, and
punched them, though three scores by the
home team in the eighth made the game
look Ike tie for a time. Score:
r. H E.
Grand Forks 30 0 o o o o-3 2
Superior .......0 Q 0 0 o 1 o. 2
Batteries-GTand Forks. O'Brien and
Cheek; Superior, Doll and Rogers.
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Morris Wins Championship .

MORRIS, Mimi, June 30-The strong
Morris baseball team went to Herman to-
day and won the championship of the
three counties. which Herman held. de-
feating that team by score OF Z to 8.
Morris won two out of three games. Nor
Tis plays the strong Sank Center team
July 4.
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ST. Louis School Winner.

ST. LOUIS. June 3o.-TEe interschoIas-
today was won by Central high scIaoj
of ST. Louis. which secured AZ points as
against II secured by its nearest COM
petitor, Smith academy, Of st. Louis Most
OF the events were won by ST. Louis con-
testants.
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Disaster Mars Festivities

KEEL, June 30.-Through the acci-
dental explosion of rocket on board
the cruiser Juno, one of the English ves-
sells escorting the royal yacht, two of the
crew were killed. The Juno caught fire.
but the flames were soon extinguished.
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Blue Earth Wins Easily

Special to The Globe
FAIRMONT, Mimi. June 30. - Blue
Earth defeated the Failmont's crack base
ball team here today in a fast game in
which the visitors went out to g Bat
teries-Blue Earth, Ebert and Bowers;
FaiTmont. Knox and Chadderden Ruble
Fairmont plays Amboy at Winnebago to-
morrow.
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Geier, Bowerman; sacrifice hits. Tenney,
Raymer. Dahlen. Mathewson stolen
base, McGann; double plays, Abbatachio'
to Tenney, Geier to Delehanty, Browne
Pittinger to Needham to Tenney; left
on bases, New York 4, Boston S; first
base on balls off Pittinger 4, off Mathew
Son l; first base on errors, New York 2,
Boston l; struck out, by Pittinger 3, by
Mathewson A; time 1:40; umpire, John
stone; attendance. 2 goo.
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Win Play Lindstrom

Special TO The Globe
SALTWATER, Mimi. June 3D.-The
Athletic baseball team goes to Lindstrom
for games ON Sunday and Monday. Earl
Castle and Ernest McKusick viii pitch
and William Kitty catch for this team
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Three 1 League
Jockey Maher Wins.

NEWMARKET, England. June 90
Rock Sand, ridden by Maher won fhe
Princess of Wales stakes of 10. 600 SOW
ereigns at the Newmarket first July meet
ing today. Sahpeter was second and
William Rufus third
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Champs Defeat crookston

Special to The Globe
WINNIPEG, Man. June 30.-A pretty
exhibition of baseball was given this after
noon between the Maroons and Crookston,
the home team winning / to 5. Both
teams received good support. The fea-
ture was Miller'S home run in the sew
enth. Score: r. H. E.
Crooksfon. -. 20 10000 o@4 /
Winnipeg. 0 0 ? o 0 o e-3 3
Observation-Disclosures Bemis and Clark;
Crookston. Miller and Henry.
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The st. Paul Driving club will hold a
matinee at the fair grounds track Satlr-
day afternoon There will be three
events. the entries for which win be an
bounced by the secretary today.
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Y. M. c. A. Team Wins

The Y. NJ c.. A. Basket Ball team de-
feated the Milo Athletic clubs team at
the Harriet baths in a fast game last
night by a score of Il to 2 The lineup:
Y NJ. c. A. Position. Milo Athletics
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Earned runs. Minneapolis g: two-base
hit. Starnagle; home run Coulter; sac
rifice hits. D. Sullivan. Fox >. Maloney,
Stimmel: stolen bases, McNiehols, Coui-
pitcher, by Stimmel l. by Ishell i: Struck
ont, by Stimmel 4. by Isbel 1 double
plays. Ryan unassisted. Lewee to Bon
ner. Lewee to Bonner to Ryan; left on
bases, Minneapolis 5. Kansas City 4; UNI
pire, Bausewine; time, 1:45; attendance
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*one out when winning run scored
Boston 80 / 0 0 O IA
Philadelphia 20 1 0 0 0 0-3
Two base hit. Parent; three-base hits,
M. Cross, Hartscl. L. Cross; sacrifice hits
L. Cross, Ferris; first base on balls, off
Young 1, off Waddeil ?: struck out, by
Waddell 3, by Young 5; time. 1:4S; at
tendance. 2,917; umpire, Sheridan.
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When in doubt as to how your money
should be invested. read 'The Globes
Paying Wants"
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NORTHERN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs

Yesterdays Results
Fargo 4. Duluth 8.
Winnipeg 4, Croekston 3.
Superior 4, Grand Forks 8.
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FIRST GAME

IotaIs "a 10 o. Totals -. 727 o
Columbus 80 O. o 0 0 %
louisville 80 Q 0 CT
Sacrifice hits. Kihm. HaIlnlan, White;
first base on balls. off Olmsted 3: two
base hits, Kerwin. White, Bra shear; hit
by pitched ball, Yeager; struck out bv
Olmsted Z. by Wright 3; time, 1:40; UNI
pire, Klein.
SECOND GAME
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MICROBES Win one

Twe-base hits. Chance. Brain: three
base hit Chance; sacrifice hits King,
Tinker, Shannon. Burke, bases on balls,
Off Taylor l. off WeiFner 2: struck out
by Taylor l. by Weinner 5; left on bases,
st. Louis 5, Chicago 4: time. 1870; UNI
pire. O'Day.
Shut Out for Matty
NEW YORK, June 30.-Mathewson re-
turned to the game today and pitched so
well for New York that Boston was shut
out Attendance 1000 Score.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
At ST Insenh-

At st. Joseph R. H E.
Denver. ...... . 0 o . O If n
ST. Joseph -. 0 0 0 0 o OIL Is II 5
Batteries Hostetter and Lucia; Diehl
and Mcconnell
At Omaha TT r
Omaha. $500. 0 0 40 5oO3 iii 4
Colorado Spgs. 0 0 0 I 0 O. 0 0 Ct 3
Batteries = Companion and Mccarthy
Skopec. Mekeeley and Hermann.
At Sioux City Ri
Sioux City,. 210o2 Is /
Des Moines 0 0 0 2 0 o % /
Batteries-Cadwallad and Kelley; Lie
field and Giamer.
Three I League
Dubuque s, Davenport L.
Cedar Rapids 3, Rockford L.
bloomington 8, Rock Island 3.
DecaturS Springfield rain.
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sAmateurs.

*AmateurS.
Withdrew: D. Macintosh, Westward
Ho; G. johnson, Milwaukee,; ]. c. Holt
and G. p. VANITY, Kent.
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Two-base hits. Kelley, Clingman, Jones,
Marcan; sacrifice hits, Schaeffer, Hemp
hin 2; first on balls off Stricklett 3. off
Slagle 3, off Corbett .; struck out, by
Stricklett. Z. by Slagle 8. by Corbett L;
innings pitched. by Slagle 6; hits off Sla-
passed ball. PIERCE; time, 1:40; umpire,
Holiday. -
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Columbus Loses Two

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 3o-Columbus
and Louisville played two games today
and the visitors won both by timely bat
ting. The fielding of Kerwin and Hart
In the first game was feature. Attend
ance, 4,295. Scores:
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TWO for indians

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 30.-Tndian-
apolis took both games from Toledo to-
DAY, In the first game the locals pound
far from interesting. Newain, in the sec
ond game. pulled himself out of MANY
critical situations. Scores:
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HATED Tor GHendon in NINTH
Columbus 80 O O o o q %
louisville 80 0 o 0 8 o.
Stolen bases. Kiiln. Kerwin. Hallman.
Schrieyer; sacrifice hit, Wrigley: first
base on balls, off Glendon 3 off
Bohannon l.; two-base hits, Mailman.
Arndt. White. Behannon: three-base hits
Wrigley. Bridwell; hit by pitched ban.
Kihm; struck out. by Glendon 4: passed
ball, Schriever: wild pitch, Glendon:
time, las; umpire. Klein.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs

Yesterdays Results
New York, 8, Boston o.
st. Louis 1, Chicago s.
Brooklyn-Phila delphia, rain
Microbes Win One
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June 30-Weimer was
So effective that St. Louis made only
three hits off his delivery. Taylor was
hit at the right time and was given
poor support in the field. Attendance
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hit by pitched ball, Dickey; two-base hit,
Frisbie; three-base hit. Heydon: sacrifice
hits, Swander, Heydon, Frisbie, Burns;
stolen bases. McCreery, Montgomery. Don
ovan; left on bases. Indianapolis 5, To-
ledo s; umpire, Hart; time, 1:35; attend
ance, 1900.
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FOURTEEN HITS NET
SAINTS TWO SCORES
Brewers Tally Nine Times on
Ten Well Bunched
Singles
Standing of the Clubs

Yesterdays Results
St. Paul 2, Milwaukee 9.
Columbus O. ,. Louisville 4, 4.
Indianapolis IL. ., Toledo l, /,
Minneapolis s, Kansas City 2.
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Champs Get to waddeII

BOSTON, Mass. June 30.-By scoring
three runs in the last two innings, when
Waddell weakened. Boston won a seem
ingly lost game from Philadelphia, to 8.
fadaT
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SECOND CAME

indianapolis 20 o 0 0 %
Toledo 30 1 0 0 0 0 811
Bases on balls, by Newfin 2, by Cristall
5; struck out, by Newlin s. by Cristall 2;
wild pitches, Cristali 2; hit by pitched
ball. Magoon; sacrifice hit Donovan;
double play. Newlin to Dickey; stolen
base, Swander;, left on bases, indianapolis
8. Toledo Z; umpire, Hart; time, 2 hours;
attendance, 100.