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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-09
to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. .
Kansas CITY, Mo-. June 9.-MinneaFols took
the last game of the series from the locals by
score Of to 4. Kilroy started the pltchlhs
for the home team and held the visitors Gown
in the first three innings, but In the rourth MtH'
neapols gained the Lead. - o.,
Jaeger opened the pitching department lof
Watty's aggregation, but after irwin an
clients brought In one tally in the opening hnlns
and two more in the third, Watkins put Craig
in to succeed Mr.. Jaeger. In the 1ourth lllnlis
Kilroy who vas pitching for Kansas ivy "en'
to pieces the millers hammer1ng out h'e runs,
which gave them lead OF two MORGAN "a'
then sent In to stem the tide and blanked Mlnne-
npol1s in the fifth inning In the siXtn ahotnei
RIM was marked on the scoreboard TOT tue Vasi-
tors which was repeated in the seventh.
. Craig held Twins superannuated outnt on tne
"a fo side turnout the rest of the game anu ~
lowed the home team to bring in but one ihole
tally Greminger's home run ana Nance tht Nv
that caught Schmidt at home plate We're the
only features of the game. The big tn1rd oase-
man for Minneapolis has been hlttlhg naru'
and Yesterday got two hits out Of three times
nm Sullivan, who has been going down III 'ne
batting average column, was again uhaDle "
make a hit yesterday. Andy oyer mas peen
hitting strong since he left Minneapolis anu
Yesterday found two safe ones out Oh three
times up. - 49, =. a,,r
This afternoon the Minneapolis team IS play
ing at Columbus while the blooz are playing al
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THOMAS COMING BACK
Detroit Notifies Local Management that
Pitcher Is Theirs for the Asking.

Frosty Thomas, last year the star pitcher
Of the MINNEAPOLIS team, is coming back to
Detroit at the close Of last year. This season
he has beeen occupying position Of honor on
the time that the deadwood is sent adrift,
Magnate Watkins has been notified that he can
have Thomas.
There is q feeling abroad in Minneapolis
that Detroit has not given Thomas chance to
show his worth, TIL, and that With a., short line
last. The pitching stats of the American asso-
citation are not as strong as those of last
year and the teams have generally strengthened
up on the hitting proposition. AS a result,
Thomas may not be the star he was last year,
but he is good enough to give account of
himself whenever he plays.
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.BARR0NS READY
FOR A SHAKEUP
Thinks His High Priced Stars
Are Loafng On
Him.

Toledo, Ohio, June "A shakeup among the
boosters is promised if, there is not change OF
form of some of the players who seem satisfied
to rest on their regulations rather than to get
busy and deliver package of baseball goods:
Manager Barrows is reticent about his plans, but
iEtin.ates that there is going to be something
doing. 1t is thought that he has arranged tor
deals, or he would have given no 1nt1matlon
of the upheaval.
The eastern trip has proved conclusively that
the pitching staff is not reliable as 1T should
be. McGill and Fisher were both driven to the
stable and Crowley was beaten so Daoly tnat
two men on the staff may be let out and new
men secured.
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AWARDED HONORS
tsI.'' Distribution Gladdens Thirteen
Athletes at Lawrence.

Special to The Journal.
Annleton. Wis. June 9-Thrteen Lawrence
athletes were awarded the IT, yes
terday afternoon. The track team men who re-
ceived the honorary insig,' were: Mason, ARPni Apple
Voter. Appleton; Winkley. Eau Claire; Jackson
Mineral Point; Sawyer, Waupun; Butler, Apple
Mills, Dinsdale and Gochnauer, Appleton; Stegh,
enson and Sherger We're awarded GOLD me ga
they being tied for scoring the highest number
of points in all the intercollegiate track and field
meets held during this season.
While at the conference meet last week Coach
Deacon Koehler made arrangements to take
his track and field team to Nebraska next
spring to meet the team representing Nebraska
university at Lincoln.
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BROKERS WON OUT
Defeated Picked Mine in Close
Game Yesterday.

The broker telegraphers defeated a team
picked from the different amateur clubs of the
the grounds Mt Eleventh avenue and Ninth street
S. Dan Conley, who started the pitching for
the operators, knocked out of the box IN
the first inning, and was succeeded by Dan
McKinnon who struck out thirteen men, The
batting Of Riley a feature. Spike Hen
nessy's catching for the pickups was sensational
i to q
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TOLEDO CLUB GETS
A NEW BALL PARK

Toledo, Ohio, June 9.-The owners of the
Toledo baseball club have secured options on a
plot Of land 500 feet square in the west end
Of the city, and intend to purchase it for the
laying out of new baseball grounds for the
Toledo team. The deal will be/closed within
few days and the work of putting the grounds
In readiness for next season begun.
Steel grandstands to accommodate $4,000 peo-
pie will be erected on concrete bases. Armory
park, now used, will be abandoned The new
grounds are ideal for the laying out of a
diamond
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WILL PLAY ANYWAY
Transportation League of ST. Paul Will
Play Baseball.

On account of the heavy rain last Saturday
it was necessary to disappont some sixty five
or seventy members of the Transportation Base
ball league who had gathered on Robert street,
st. Paul. preparatory to marching to the base
ball grounds and there prove their ability to
pitch, catch, bat: strike and tumble Death or
sibly avert or postpone the game to be played
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at Lexington
park by the Transportation league
The fans will gather at the corner of Robert
and Sixth streets lRyan. hote) tomorrow at
2:3O pm, where they will board an interurban
car and go directly to the baseball grounds.
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BELDAME IN FORM
Ran First in the Standard Stake at
New York.

New York June 9.-Beldame is again queen
of the turf This peerless mare the STAN
dard stakes yesterday. The race was worth
nearly $1,000. Cairngorn was second Major
Daing the only other competitor.
third ten lengths away. Beldame won in i'm
pressive style. She seemed to have returned
to her last years form, and beat her oppo-
nents cleverly at the end. She the mile
and quarter in 2:O7 3-5. This time is fast.
considering the condition Of the track, which
lumpy and heavy.
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REMARKABLE SWIMMING
Australian Youth Breaks All Records
with Ease.

San Francisco, Cal. June 9.-Advices from
Australia show that Bernard B. Keiran, IT.
year-old boy of Sydney, is the greatest swimmer
orphan who was placed on the training ship So
borarn in Sydney harbor. As he grew older
and by the time he was 15 he had beaten every
one. in his line. From 40 yards to five miles
will reach England to compete in the champion
ship events He has gone 200 yards in 2:13 3-5;
44O yards in 5:25 3-5, and one mile in 2316 40
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HAMIINE'S NEW FIELD
Stands and Enclosure for Athletic
Grounds Are Assured.

The alumni committee in charge of the plans
for the proposed athletic park at Hamline have
announced that a corporation Capital stock
$40, OOO) had been decided on, and that $1,000
1t was then announced that NJ. G. Norton Of
Winona had donated $1,000 for stock subscrip-
ton, and the association voted to go ahead with
the park at once. The proposed plans call for
an expenditure of about $4,000 for fences and
stands and the new park will be ready this
fall. = r 81 "
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MISS MOORE WON.

Merton Cricket club at Haverford. a suburb.
yesterday Miss Elizabeth: Moore of the Kings
County Tennis club. New York won the womans
championship lawn tennis. toqrneS; defeating
Merton Cricket eiub 81 Scores Of 81 and 90.
Miss Moore today. will meet In the championship
round the present holder Of the title. Miss j.
Moore has twice won the national champion
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AT AIILW AUKEE.
Stated for Hickey in the fourth.

Stated for Hickey in the fourth.
Milwaukee. ...... 2 0 2 -
ST. Paul. ......... 0 y 2. 0 1 o.
Hits, off Hickey in i innings, off Dougherty
2 in 5 innings, off Ferguson in innings, off
Evans in 5 innings: two-base hits, f. Hem
phill ONeill; home run. Noonan; stolen bases:
McChesney 2; bases balls off Hickey 1, off
Dougherty 8. off Ferguson g off Evans /; hit
by pitched ball, Mccormick wild pitch, Fer
guson; struck out. by Hickey 2 by Ferguson l,
by Evans /; double plays, Mccormick to J.
! O'Brien Marcan to T. O'Brien to Kelley; sac
: rifice hits, O'Neill 2. Kelley; left on bases,
j Milwaukee G. St. Paul s. Time, 40. Umpire,
Yeager. Attendance, 1,O3S.
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AFTER ANOTHER CUP
Kaiser Puts Up Second Prize for the
~ Yachtmen,

Cowles. Isle Of Wight. June 9.-The Atlantic
winner Of the recent race across the Atlantic
for the Kaiser's cup, and the Apache the
Utowna and the Calhalla, all of which were con-
testants in that race. have been entered in
another cup offered by the Kaiser. The start
will be made on June II.
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Stated for Jaeger in the fourth.
Minneapolis Nnnsas eify ::::::1 Q . Q -
Two-base hits, Massey, kilroy; home run,
Greminger; sacrifice hits, Sullivan Freeman
niger to Freeman, Rickert (unassisted), Rickert
to Castro. Frantz to Butler: hits off Nilroy 8
in 4 innings. off Morgan in innings: off
Jaeger 8 in 8 innings off CraiS in 6 innings;
bases on balls, off Morgan 5. off Jaeger l. struck
by pitched ball, Coulter; passed ball. Schmidt;
left on bases, Kansas City s., Minneapolis I.
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AMERICAN IN SECOND PLACE.

London, June 9.-In the second round Of the
forty fifth annual tournament for the open golf
championship at st. Andrews yesterday Alex
ander Herd of Huddersfeld former British
champion. was leading with total of 162. The
of W. Anderson, the American champion,
was ia and that of Aleck Smith, of the
American representatives. 169. George S. Lyon
of Toronto, former amateur golf champion Of
Canada, finished the second round in 90.
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Totals. 10 27 Is Totals... "a Is
Cincinnati 10 0 0 / 8 Ill
Brooklyn. 0 o U U "
Two-base hits, Corcoran, Lumley; three-base
hit Sheckard stolen base, Ritter; bases on
balls off Overall 3. off Eason 81 sacrifice hits,
Kelley Overall; struck out, By Overall g. by
Eason g. Time, 1850. Umpire Baldwin. At
tendance, 3, ia.
Pittsburg, Pa, June 9.-Ames met his first
defeat of the season, contributing much to the
loss of the game himself. Each Of his wild
pitches let in run. Mertes scored New York s
run on his own three-bagger and DeVlin's long
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Simms have organized for the season and
would like to hear from any 13-year-old team
in the city Address B. Mauren. $50 Marshall
street NE.
The Lunds added another victory to their list
nv defeating the North Juniors by score of
6 to 4 Teams wishing games with the Lunds
should address Nathan Hutchins, 2o13 James
avenue N.
of 4 to 2 The winners would. like game with
the Islands for Sunday. June 25. For games
The Birkhoefers defeated the Beavers by
score of to q. The. feature Of the game was vas
Harry Smith The winners wish games With
any i2-year-old team in the city. Address Gust
Metzenhnber 1920 Thirty third avenue s.
The Windsor team has organized and Is ready
to meet fast local and ut-of-town teams. They
would like to arrange a game for Sunday with
the Little Jakes Schmitzs or Harry Mttchells
avenue ", or phone Twin City 43I.
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Slated for Patterson in seventh.
%*Batted for White in ninth. ..-
Chicago ........ o. 1 0 o. 0 %
Philadelphia $500. 0 2 0*-6
Left on bases. Chicago 8, Philadelphia 4; two
base hits, p. Davis 2. Tannehill; sacrifice hits
Lord, Hoffman,; double plays. Mcfarland to G.
Davis; bits, off Patterson in six innings, off
8, by Patterson /. by White L. bases on balls,
off Plant l. off Patterson 3, off White g. Time,
ance, 4,O7l. -.....1E-
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THREE-I LEAGUE

At acknowledgements 1, 6, @; Blooming
ton g. s, 1.
At Rock Island-Rock Island, 4, 8, i; Cedar
Rapids /, 3, /.
Z, 1.
At Decatur-Decatur TO- Z, i; Peoria O., Z, 6.
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GREMINGER "TOUCHED''
ROYAL ARCANUM GAMES.

Kansas City, June 9.-Third Baseman Gre
minger of the millers lost pocketbook cor
tanning SIS and check for SIS.
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FOUGET A DRAW.

Grand Rapids. Mich, June 9.-After ten
rounds of hard fighting between Aurelio Herrera
at Powers operahouse last night, Referee Lynch
called the contest a draw. Neary did most of
the leading, but Herrera put in some very dam
applause. ...- r-..
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AT ST. CLOUD.
3 81 1e12 Totals. s

Totals.... 8 q Is e Totals -. ~ 10 2
st. Brain $500. Q Q o o-s
Grand Forks =. 0 0 31O
Bases on balls. off Houck 2; struck out, by
Gilchrist 4. by Houck g. hit by pitcher. Gill 4
christ 3; twobase hits, White, Nehr Ronesch,
Howell Spanton three-base hits. Ronesch; home
run, Spanton; sacrifice hit. White; left on
bases, St. Brain g. Grand Forks 6. Time two
hours. Umpire, Anderson.
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MORE TROUBLE DUE

Directors of American Association to
Discuss Clymer Case.
New York Sun Special Service.
Milwaukee, June 9.-Mfke Kelley, chairman
of the board of directors of the American as
ISOLATION, has issued call for meeting Of
the board in Columbus Saturday morning.
AS the call was sent out after a report on
Managers Clymer's trouble in Louisville, 1t is
understood that the directors are to- consider
the case. .... .-. .t
President O'Brien has suspended Clymer pend
ing an investigation.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Andover. Mass.-University of Pennsylva-
MIA 8, Phillips Andover academy /.
At Burlington, Vt.-University Of Vermont g.,
ro1u e +
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=Batted for Gilbert in ninth
Pittsburg ... o O. 2 0 1 -
New York ..... O 0 i o.
Two-base hits, Leach, McGann Devlin; three
Beaumont double plays, Ritchey to Howard,
Bresnahan to Mccain to Bresnahan, McGann I'M
assisted bases on balls, off Case 8, off Anles 2;
struck out by Case 5, by Ames 6; wild pitches.
Ames 2. Time, 1:55. Umpires, tombstone and
ODay. Attendance, 1910.
St. Louis, June 9.-Philadelphla the
ond game of the series by consecutive hitting.
Thiellnan was knocked out of the box in the
fourth inning three singles being made ny
PHILADELPHIA before out Kellum sue
oaadad him and fared SLIGHTLY better. Score: :
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Duluth. ... 0 OF 1 0 Q -
CT ookston ....... 0 0 o 0 o 4 %
Two-base hits. Erickson 2. McNiece, McAleece,
Ludwig; sacrifice hit. Weller; stolen bases,
Dor to O'Dea; bases on balls, off Mullen 2. of
Miller 1; struck out by Mullen 8, by Miller l;
Duluth 8, Crookston s. Time 1850 Umpire,
Harris Attendance, $50.
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Totals 80. 4 q 10 0

Stated for Zearfoss in ninth.
St. Louis .........O 2 0 0 0 0 %
Philadelphia ......O y W
Three-bese hits, Doom, Bransfeld Zearfoss
home run Burke; sacrifice hit, Magee; double
play, Thielman to Shay to Beckley Beckley toy
Shay; stolen bases, Smoot; hits, or Ihleiman !
1 bitch, Kelium bases on balls, off Thieman |,
off Duggleby A struck out, by Duggleby O. 1y
3. Time, 1:42. Umpire, Emslie. Attendance
1890.
Chicago June 9-Boston started well and held
the lead till the sixth inning when the locals
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*Freeman batted for Griger in ninth.
xBatted for Winter: in ninth. = -: - II e.
1.-TWO out when winning run was made.
St. louis :: :::::::S 8 Q 90
Two-base hits, Moran; sacrifice hits. Ferris,
Gleason, Van SAINT: hits, off Gibson in 1-3 in
nings, off Winter 3 in 2-3 innings; buses on
balls. off Gibson 1, off Winter 3, off Glade d;
struck out, by Glade 4, by Winter 4. Time,
1:42. Umpire, Connolly. Attendance, 2,196.
Philadelphia, June 9.-Superb pitching by
Plank gave Philadelphia its victory over Chi
cago yesterday. The home team felded poorly,
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,rotals. 1921 9 0 Totals -. q ~

Totals -. .1227 3 1otd1s q -
Chicago ..........0 Q l Q 3 -
lett on bases, Chicago 8, Boston 8: two,base
hits Dolan, Raymer; sacrifice hit Eyers; stolen
play, Abbatichie- to Raymer to Tenney; bases on
balls off Weimer 2 Fraser 6; hit with 6all by
& bv Fraser 2; wild pitch, Fraser. Time, LOO
IImnire Klein Attendance. 1890.
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IOWA STATE LEAGUE

Boone 5, Marshalltown Q.
Waterloo /. Fort Dodge 0.
Oskaloosa -, Burlington 0.
Keokuk g. OttumWa 4.
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innings. Time. 1850 Umpire, King. Attend
ance, 1,4OO.
AT TOLEDO.

"t@s~ Totals -. "a II
Toledo ...........5 Q Q Q Q
indianapolis ......o o Pc
Two-base hits, Boyle 2, Moriarity. Minahan,
Clingman, Demont, Thoney; left on bases, Toledo
6, indianapolis 8; double play, Carr unassisted:
bases on balls, off Mnahan s. off Reidy 8, off
McGill 2; struck out, by Minahan 6, by McGill
2; hits, of Reidy in 3 innings. off McGill
in 8 innings; wild pitches, Minahan a time,
As. Umpire, Haskell. Attendance. l,5OO.
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AT LOUISVILLE.
Totals, - 27 Is

c Columbus ::::::: 3 ! / . ! %
Two-base hits. Congalton, Ryan; three-base
hits, Kerwin, Ryan; stolen bases, Woodruff;
sacrifice hits Woodruff, Qunan, Berger, Huls-
witt; base balls. off Wright g. off Berger 3,
off Dorner / struck out, by Berger 1; hit by
pitched ball, by Berger 2, by Dorner 1: double
plays Quinlan to Brashear to Dexter; hits, off
Berger In 5 % innings off Dorner 1 in 13
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
New York at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago. .s.. !.
Cincinnati, June 9.-Cncinnati had no trouble
defeating Brooklyn yesterday. the poor fielding
of the visitors aiding the local team greatly.
Miss Alice Roosevelt was spectator at the
game and was given three rous1ng cheers as
She left the park after the contest was over.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Colorado Springs R H e
st. Joseph ........2 0 o 0 O. o o 1-3 8 /
Batteries-Liebhart and zinran; Collion and
Mitz. .-..
Denver oooo2+-s Is i
Sioux City 20 0 o O O O 2 o % 6 2
Batteries-Bohannan and Lucier; Cadwallader
and Cannon. ~z<
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The Hennepin and Cecilian baseball teams of
the Royal, Arcanum league will play at the
Bryn Mawr grounds Saturday afternoon at 3.
Batteries-Fleetham and Hoppenrath, Carney and
Owens. The Cataract and Minnehaha teams will
play at the Minneapolis Steel Works diamond.
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Two-base hit LaJoie; sacrifice hits Chase
Buelow; stolen base, Turner; double play Will
nams to Conroy to Chase; left on bases, New
York g. Cleveland s. bases on balls, on Ghes
by Moore 2. Time, 1850. Umpire, O'Loughlin.
Attendance 800.
Boston, Mass June GA batting rally IN
the ninth inning when two men were out scored
three runs for Boston and beat St. Louis Xester-
in the first inning. Glade pitched superbly until
the ninth, when four hits were made by Boston,
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Totals IL 80 IL !
Washington 0 0 1 l ! . %
Detroit .O O O 0 O 0 O 2 0 1-6

Two-base hits, Jones, Crawford; stolen bases
Jones, Lowe, Drill; sacrifice hits, Cassidy. Hey
don, Hickman, Lowe 2, Drill; double plays,
O'Leary unassisted. Coughlin to Crawford to
OLcary: bases on balls, of Hughes 4, off Dono-
van /; hit by pitched ball by Donovan l; struck ss
Washington g. Detroit 8; time, 2:15. Umpire,
Sheridan. Attendance, 5000.
New York June 9.-Qeveland shut out New
York Yesterday owing to Moore's good pitching
With the exception of the sixth and eight, IN
their rms Chesbro also was effective. Tur-
80, foIdino was the feature Score
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Washington, June 1.-TWO bases on balls and
scratch hit in the eleventh inning decided yes
terday's game in Detroit's favor. Washington
was two runs ahead up to the ninth inning when
the visitors tied the score by base balls, an
error and two singles. Cooley was put out Of the
game In the ninth inning for disputing decision
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Inventors.
America IS Best loo Cigars.
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MANY BINGLES
ON KAW PITCHERS
Millers Romp as They Please at
the Kansas City Play
Ground.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
st. Paul at Louisville.
Z Milwaukee at indianapolis.
Kansas City at Toledo.
YESTERDAY ATTENDANCE.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY
AT. DULUTH

Fargo at winnipeg.
Grand Forks at st. Cloud.
Crookston at Duluth. .-.., .a.
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NORTHWEST BASEBALL

JEFFERSONs6. Elk POINT o.
Jefferson. S. d., June 9.-Jenerson defeated
Elk Point by n score of g. too. The locals
made all their scores in the seventh inning.
BRooKINGs HIGH p WEBSTER /.
Webster, S. D., June 8. --Br ookings defeated the
local team in a holly contested ten inning game,
by a score Of to i. ~ U.s. -
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coLTSs I. BENSON 20.

Benson team on the local diamond, Wednesday
afternoon. in magnificent game by the score
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-23

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