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Golfers Started EARLY on Qualifying
Round at Glen View Links.

Chicago July 25.-Play in the seventh annual
western COLT championship at the Glen View
links was begun today with the qualifying
round Of 46 holes. Golfng conditions wera
ideal and the championship course was trimmed
for fast medal scoring. Title Holder b. Chan
dler Egan and about score of young and dam
gerous rivals were in the field that dis.
patched for the morning round of IS holes.
About sixty golfers from TWENTY-FIVE clubs as
sisted in giving the field high-class stamp.
Pittsburg with the Fownes, and Denver with
Pacific Coast Champion Walter Fairbanks, were
prominent In the list.
Norris Bokum of the home club and his young
partner G. F. C1ingman, had the honor of driv-
ing the first balls before the dew was off the
greens. Experts figured that the low score for
golfers qualified for the first round of the match
play. .-
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IOWA LEAGUE
Oskaloosa 6, Marsha1ltown 8.
Keokuk 2, Boone 1.
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Holtzermanns defeated the Elsens by a
score of to 4. The winners would like to ar
range game for Sunday with some fast out-of-
town team. Address Martin Schroeder, 22O1
Twenty first avenue S, phone, T. c., $685.
The independents defeated the Lewis team by
winning run was the feature For games with
the INDEPENDENTS address William Hurd. 725
Sixth avenue N. -. =
The GerDers defeated the Van. Duesen-Har-
rlngton team in an interesting game by score
of II to 4. Virgins did the twirling for the win
ners, and backed by a splendid support. The
Of the city.
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LmdeY the
Sporting
Spotlight
BY o'Loughiln.
THE HALL OF FAME.

At Milwaukee Graham and Oyler got two
each Of Minneapolis five hits.
At New York-Joe McGinntty won his
game by batting in Gilbert with
two-bag bingle.
At Boston-Cy Young held Pittsburg to
four hits.
At Philadelphia-Bil1y Ma1oney drew two
hits in four times up.
At Columbus, 0hio-Dineen held Detroit to
three hits In an exhibition game.
At Dorval-Yankee skipper takes third
race Of Seawanhaka series. =.
At Winnipeg Pitcher Hanson Of Superior
held peggers to three hits.
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ARMY MARKSMEN AT
WORK AT Fl. SHERIDAN

Chicago, July 25.-Nearly 200 Of the best
marksmen in the United States army are con-
testing for honors in the annual target COMPETE
ton Oft thvestern division at Fort Sheri
dan Eighteen states are represented In the
contest, which will last week. The twenty
two men winning the highest scores will repre-
sent the division in competition between the
divisions of the army to be held at Fort Sheri-
dan on Aug. g.
made fifty out Of a possible fifty shots at a
range Of 800 yards. The men making the high
est scores were Sergeant Chester, Saiders and
Charles Hern and Thomas Baldwin.
4 The first two days Of the contest will be de-
voted to the preliminaries, from which forty
four men will be chosen.
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BRITONs TOO STRONG
American Tennis Players Must Try
Again for Davis Cup.

London, July 25.-The final matches for the
Dwight F. Davis lawn tennis cup drew q good
crowd to Wimbledon yesterday. W.. A. Larned
gave Hugh Doherty good game. Attic beatsn,
Larned played the best tennis he has shown in
this country, and It was necessary to play fifty
games before Doherty was able to settle mat
tiers. In the second match Holcombe Ward was
suffered family bereavement, william ]
Clothier was substituted. He gave Smith a
hard game, but the Englishman was too steady
g. Smith beat Clothier 3-6, ell. ga. 6-8.
In the play st Mhish iasted three rec
Americans eight. and 1a2 games to the Amer
leans 1Ol. NJ s I
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Z GAMES TODAY,

GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
chicago .:.......o ooo1o1o.-2 q
......:.. % 900 ooL Of
for Philadelphia, Bender and Schreck. Umpire,
Sheridan.
g n \ e, 4 s; Louis 4
Batteries-For st. Louis, Buchanan. Sugden
and Spencer; for New York, Chesbro, Hogg, Pow
Umpire Connolly.
Detroit .......... Q Q 9 Q Q Oil 5 A
Batteries-For Boston. Dineen and Armbrus-
ter; for Detroit, Mullin and Doran. Umpire,
Conner.
At Cleveland
Cleveland e 1 o O o - 0
Batteries-For Cleveland. Moore and Bemis;
for Washington, Adams, Jacobsen and Kittridge.
Umpire Mccarthy.
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Columbus scribes as near the truth as usual,
say that Minneapolis fans are abusing the
team. The attendance of Saturday and Sunday
Is the sort of abuse that will put Watkins in
the Rockefeller class, if persisted in. Watty
does like to be booted by 5000 crowds. He
takes lot Of that punishment and takes ii
manfully.
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.SMATHERS TIRES OF
LOSSES ON THE TURF

New York Sun Special Service.
New York. July 25.-E. e. Smathers, the mil
lionaire who owns large stable OF race
horses has decided to retire from the turf.
He will sell his fifty thorobreds at auction on
Saturday His horses have not had good luck
this season, and he backed them heavily every
time they started. He stated today that the
racing game had not come up to his expecta-
tions He would not say how much he had lost
on the venture.
Friends, however said that he was nearly
$50, 900 loser this year. Hildreth will buy
some Of the horses and race them in his own
name Hildreth has never had any luck train
ing for other men, but has always been success
full with his own horses.
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Mabel Billy R. and Dan Allerton distanced.
Time 2:221b, 2:A, 2:237a.
Five and-a-half Furlong Dash-Shannonside.
ton) 2 to 5, second; versifer LOT (Wtckline),
to 1, third Time, ill.,. Montesque, Michel,
Gay Adelaide, Frank L. Perly, Miss POLAND,
Three-quarter mile Dash-Seasa, 119 (Robert).
even, won; Tickful, 121 (Wickline), to /,
second Katie Bell, 119 (McGrath), to l.,
third Time, 1:14A. Mary Glen threw rider
at start
One-eighth-mile Dash-Figordon. 1o5 (Mc-
line9. 8 to 2, second Gawane, 10s (Roberts),
to 1, third. Time, 2:011a. George II. ker-
than, Assessor, Logan, Landman and Leader Boy
also started. ..es> ~
Dash. 2-year-olds- ST. 11s (Ousey), 3
to /: won; Missouri Bell. 113 (Givins), / to 2
second; Black Ella, 113 5(Whitfeld): to 2.
third Time, :54. Midocean and Shimma also
Sta 4
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WARNER WOULD GET
BACK INTO THE FOLD
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
New York, July 25.-Jack Warner may be
wearing Brooklyn uniform before another week
is over. Warner jumped st. Louis some time
ago and joined the Burlngtons Of the Vermont
league. ST. Louis wanted to turn him over to
minor league, but Brooklyn refused to waive
its claim. .-=
AS result Warner paid a visit to Washing
ton Park yesterday and had talk with Manager
Hanlon President Ebbets acknowledged that
Warner had been comforting with the club but
would not say that the player would be signed.
1.-THE matter is in Mr. Hanlon's hands, said
Ebbetts. Il said last week that would have
nothing more to do with contract Jumpers. and
have not changed my mind However, If Mr..
Hanlon thinks We need Warner that Is another
matter. We will have to consult the ST. Loui
club before making any deal"
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DAN PATCH WORKING
King of PAGERS Getting in Trim +
ONSLAUGHT on Records.

Dan Patch is getting his summers workout
at Hamline these days and preparing to get at
ter the record. N. ". Savage thinks Ak ! Dan ca
and Pilot Hersey is of the opinion that he
will 60 the mile out in :52, near there be
fore snow flies. A morning newspaper credits
Dan with mile In 1:12A, but this Is doubted
BY both Mr.. Savage and the driver. It was a
workout. and Dan stepped 2:12A without any
Of the year. Mr.. Savage has a string Of prom
Using youngsters, which he will try out on the
track this season. Dan will make his usual round
Of the state fairs this year, beginning with the
biggest of them all, the Minnesota, at Hamline.
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Red Raven

\ a mineral water which IS
pleasant to use and certain to
clear away all i'll effects that
come from errors in dietary
Be sure to tell your friend that
Red Raven is a wonderful liver
mover, stomach settler and sys-
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For sale everywhere Pic. IN
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
At Boston r 2
Boston .....1 90 oo2s-S 10 2
PittsburE % o o o OIL 3
Batteries-For Boston, Young and Moran; for
Pittsburg, Lynch, Flaherty and Gibson. Umpire,
Emslie.
At Brooklyn 2
Brooklyn ....o2oso d2-s y 3
Batteries-For Brooklyn Mcintyre and Berger;
Mcfarland and Grady. Umpire, ODay.
At New York q
Cincinnati .......O 10o 200 % 10 Q
New York .........1 O 1 0 - z
Batteries-For Cincinnati, Overall and Schlei;
for New York. McGinnity and Bresnahan. I'm:
pires, KLEIN and Bausewine. g.,
At Philadelphia r
P Philadelphia :: 20 Q % 30 8
Batteries-For Chicago, Reulbach and Killing;
Kohoe. Umpire, tombstone.
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EMERSON UNLUCKY
Worn Spikes Bothered Tennis Player In
the Chicago Play.

Chicago July o. -Kreigh Collins, who ha!
held the western championship. In singles fol
title yesterday when he met Nat Emerson 8,
Cincinnati, the winner Of the single division
in last weeks tennis tournament at the Ken
wood Country club courts. Collins won ii
straight sets, the score being 90, 90, Ga.
Luck was against Emerson because Of the
fact that the spikes on his shoes were worn to<
gnn9th and an he aept rs1ing On
the game he slipped on the turf and tell Whel
about to make Z return. l.I'
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BEGINS ON
DEEPHAVEN COURTS
The Local Tennis Experts Show
Strength in the Northwestern
Tourney.

A friendly unofficial tents game between 81. I.
Belden and Reuben G. Hunt the holder of the
championship, made the first after
on the Deephaven courts and furnished some
lively sport. The tourney is under the direc-
ton of the Minnetonka Yacht club, and every
thing has been done to add to the comfort OF the
spectators and players. .-. E
In spite Of lack Of practive, the Beldens
never fail to put up surprisingly fast game,
and there moments when the old-time cham
ents, such as Harry I. did yesterday, winning
two sets out of the seven he played with Hunt.
Hunt, knowing that Belden was not working to
his limit did not play his fastest game, reserv-
ing his efforts for the day when he will need
the hardest fighting to keep his title as cham
pion. Adams and Rees expected to play
today in the first round, and as both are players
Of distinction, they are anticipated as strong
opponents. 81 r=
Burton in Form.
Victory over Beckwith came easily to Ward
Burton. The latter is in splendid form. Tourna
ment play is easy proposition to Burton, and
his accurate placing and heady play make him
a dangerous opponent. Jayne played Campbell
Of South Dakota, the latter not having been il
any of the local tournaments for several seasons
Jaynes play usually strong in the of
Tense, with a variety of cross-court shots ant
net play. He defeated Campbell easily. Rus
sell Greer put up good and accurate pla!
against Keith Of Chicago. Claire Wyman played
fast and careful game against Elliott which
puts him in line to meet Burton in the secont
round.
Play began this afternoon at 2:3O. TIL
grounds in the very best condition and idea
tennis weather is the order. Finishing in tn
first round this afternoon
Krefgh Collins Chicago. Paul Gardner.
George Lyons. .. Niles Werner.
Love, A. H. Thompson,
T. Wallace. Jr. l.. H. Waidner, Chicag
W. G.. Graves, St. Paul. Evan Reese, St. Paul,
T. K. Thompson, Forbes Watson, Mass.
Heath Bayford, Chi. Lawrence Stern, st. F
Roger Shepard, J. NJ. Jones.
R. J. Gould, J.N.Adams Jr., st. Pau
The summary of yesterdays play:
Bal FIRST ROUND.
Wyman. Minneapolis, defeated Elliott, Chi
cago, 90, 81.
Burton, Minneapolis, defeated Beckwith, 6-s
So @ se
Jayne, Minneapolis, defeated Campbell, sout
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zone out when winning run was made

zone out when winning run made.
Minneapolis III o 0 o o o O-1
Stolen bases. McChesney; bases on balls, off
Goodwin g. off Thomas s; hit by pitched ball,
win s. by Thomas 4; double play, Schmidt to
Oyler; sacrifice hits. Mccormick, Sullivan Free
man; left on bases, Milwaukee I, Minneapolis 8.
Empires. King and Kane. Time. 40. Atten-
dance, 1888.
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YESTERDAYS WINNERS

New York-King Cole, Walter Cleary, Phidias,
schulamite, Bad News Progress.
st, Louis CDelmarl a.-Peafovx1; Trixie White
Powell. - - 'E''- '-'.} -
Cincinnati-!The Daurel, Red Leaf, Lilita, Mar
tin. Brady, Ell Donoso, Orbicular. 10
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PEGGERS WE'RE HUNGRY
Cleaned Up Everything in Sight Save
One Event at Duluth Regatta.

Duluth, Mimi, July 25.-Winnipeg won four
out of the five events in the regatta here yes
tsrday and the M y, Boat club team won
that the visitors atisfac tion OF taking
everything In sight ThetSt Paul crew won the
senior four.0ared race. A
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NORTHWEST BASEBALL

BAY CITY 5, PRAIRIE ISLAND INDIANS 4.
s Bay City, Wis, July 25.--Bay City. defeated
the combined Diamond Bluff and Prairie Island
Indian team by score Of to 4. The feature
was the pitching of Speizzle, who struck out
fifteen men. 81
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SAINTS SLOW ALL AROUND
NORTHERN LEAGUE

CHAMPS HIT CONVERSE HARD.
Grand Forks, N. D., July 25.-Duluth batted
Converse all over the field yesterday afternoon
and played an almost perfect fielding game,
winning to l. Powell allowed but five hits
and kept them scattered. Score:
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HE MsAssEnn KIEM.

New York, July 25.-President Pulliam Of the
National league today announced that Don1in,
center fielder Of the National league baseball
tea had susr md
fined $780, His o1ense was abusive language to-
ward Umpire KLEIN on July 10, during the
New York -pittsburg eeries. s3l
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Two-base hit, Powell; sacrifice hits Bennett.
Neighbors, CALDWELL; stolen bases, Caldwell.
Newman, Menelce Neighbors; double play, Ford
to Spanton; struck out by Powell 8; bases On
balls off Converse 1. off Powell /; left bases.
Grand Forks 9, Duluth g.; hit by pitched ball,
McAleese. Time, 1:35. Umpire, Murphy.
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FATRRAx- q. RLR ~ ISLAND. &

and Interesting game here Sunday, Fairfax de-
feated the fast Bird Island team by a score Of
to s. Bird Island claimed to have the fast
defeat here places Fairfax in the Championship
class & /. .
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THREE-I LEAGUE

At ROCK Island, g. 8; CEDAR Cedar RAPIDS 8, g. 8.
At Dubuque, 2, 6, 1; Davenport 6, 13, 2.
At Bloomington, 8, II, 5; Decatur, 9, 8, O.
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sKAT AT RESI- RT

McLe0d County Players Pan Tour
nament at Lake Marion.
Mcleod county skat players have announced
July 49, to which all skat players are invited
A series Of prizes will be given. Lake Marion is
a resort three miles north Of Brownton, with
good hotel acconmoda lions. The committee has
arranged for free transportation for all visitors
to and from the lake, the visitors to be met at
Brownton. Minneapolis and st. Paul players
should take the $3.50 am. train, Hastings & Da-
kota, on the Milwaukee railway.
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Stated fop Curtis in the ninth.
Indianapolis. ...... 1 0 o.
Columbus. ........ o 0 o o Is
Bases on balls, off Curtis s, off Veil 2; struck
out, by Curtis 3, by Veil 2; two-base hit Bar
beau; three-base hits, Cromley, Bruce; sacrifice
Thoney to Farrell to Zalusky, Farrell to Zalusky;
stolen bases, Thoney, Bruce, Congalton; left on
bases, Indianapolis T. Columbus g. Time, 1850.
Umpire, Sullivan. Attendance, 1900.
SAINTS SLOW ALL AROUND.
Kansas City, July 25.-Kansas City-St. Paul
game postponed. St. Paul team delayed on the
road.
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FAST TRACK FOR
WINNIPEG RACES
Good Time and Interesting Sport
/ Furnished on the Fair . :
Grounds Course.

Special to The Journal
Winnipeg Man., July 25.-The track was fast
at the fair grounds yesterday and big fields
characterized the events. Favorites won the
harness races while three favorttes were beaten
in the running. The summary:
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BATTLE LAKE, 4; DEER CRHET

BATTLE LAKE, 4; DEER CREEK, 3.
most exciting games Of the season, Battle Lake
defeated Deer Creek in eleven-inning contest
by score of to 3. Both sides played good
ball, but Battle Lake had shade the better
in batting. Lund pitched steady game for
the winners. Batteries, Lund and jensen KEEP
linger, Smith and Westergreen. -
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MANKATO 5, SPRINGFIELD 4.
Springfield, Mimi, July 25.-The locals lost
! holly contested game to Mankato by score OF
to f.. .-.,- '- ~ ".
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SHERMAN HOUSE. il; WARD HOTEL,

SHERMAN HOUSE, 10; WARD HOTEL, 8.
Aberdeen, s. D., July 25.-Ihe annual ball
game Of the travelling men who stop at the
Ward hotel and the travelling men who patronize
the Sherman house, occurred on Sunday. the ne
to 5. Batteries, Burke and Kelly; Ward, Clef-
ton En- and Gardner. s ~ < .-zs4s
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WAYzATA 8. M1NNEAPoL1s GREYs 4.

WAYZATA 6, MINNEAPOLIS GREYS 4.
Wayzata, MINI, July 25.-Two games were
played here Sunday. one between the Wayzata
team and the Minneapolis. Greys,. going to the
former team by score Of 8 to 4. The second
game Of the day was between Wayzata and
Excelsior, resulting in favor Of the local team
by a score Of Il to 5. Roy Keesling's home
the hard hitting Of the winners featured the
second game 4s45s55 # t5R5
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TWO sHur.oUTs AT WINNIPEG.

yesterday the locals and Superior each scored
shut-out. In the first game Hanson was in
vincible, while Sporer held down the visitors in
the second. When Howells was stealing home
in the second game, Ripley interfered with the
batter and touched the runner, but the umpire,
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lacking

The wind was against him
He had to tack
And trim sail, too!
Such a cargo of feed
Drinks hot and cold
Make a fellow unsea-
worthy
But good shippers recon-
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THOMAS SHOULD FIND FOUR LEAF CLOVER PATCH
Quigg permitted the score to count. Manager
White has protested the game. Score:

Earned runs, Superior I; two-base hits Rom
esch; bases balls, off Hanson 3, of Green q;
| struck out by Hanson 8, by Green 4; lerr on
bases. Superior T. Winnipeg 8; sacrifice hits,
Howells. Time. 80. Umpire, Qugg.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Omaha ' ........... 10000 oooo-o ?
Des Moines. ........0 0 o o o i 0 II 3 /
Batteries-Qulck and Freese; Manske and
Wakefield.
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TORAH 10, WATKINS 9.
Watkins, Mimi, July 25.-Torah defeated Wat
kins Sunday by score Of 10 to 8. Batteries
Adams and Lemm; Petzel and Gilley.
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SECOND GAME

Earned runs, Winnipeg 8; two-base hit, Clay
ter; three-base lit. Gatewood; sacrifice hit,
Piper; bases on balls. of Sorenson 8, off Sporer
g. hit by pitched ball, by Sorenson Sporer;
struck out, by Sorenson 4, by sporer 4; left on
bases, Superior 6, Winnipeg 8; time of game,
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GROVE CITY 49, COKATO -.
Grove City, Mimi, July 25-Grove City de-
feated Cokato on the Cokato diamond in we'll
matched game by score Of ID to ~.
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Dakota, go, Ell.
Peet, Minneapolis, defeated Burger, chicago,
g. 81.
Belden defeated Storms, go. 81.
Greer, Minneapolis, defeated Keith, chicago,
g. Ga.
Beden, Minneapolis, defeated Kicker, Chicago,
60, 81.
Local Men Strong.

As far as it goes, the honors Of the tourna.
ment play Of yesterday afternoon have fallen
to the local men. While there were no very
fast games, the matches were interesting. Among
the players are number Of new men pitted
against those of experience in tournament play.
Robert Peet stood out among the players for
some very fast play, and especially in the first
set showed possibilities Of running we'll along
thru the rounds. The game between Harry /.
Belden and Robert Storms was somewhat I'm.
evenly matched as BeIden is by far the stronger
and experienced player George Belden
had little difficulty in defeating j. Z.
He wen the game with 60 and 81 score.
Kicker put up a plucky defense, but Belden
proved too fast for him.
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Watson, MINI, July. 25.-Watson, defeated
CAMP Release Sunday by score of to 4.
Olson, for the winners, struck out eleven men,
while Larson for Camp Release, famed fifteen:
Batteries, Olson and Olson; Stay, Larson and
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ANZ) WISCONSIN
FRESHZNEN TO PLAY FOOIBALLs
First Year.11en to Meet Nohrob Field the Morning Of
Noyember "details Arvanged by Manager DoaDner of
Wisconsin and D,. II. L. Waliams Director
of Athzetics at Minnesota

prove benefit to the game. The rule VIM
have the effect of barring out ringers who will
not care to waste a year in any university
to able play the next After this season
first teams, and considerable care will be taken
by the coaches In seeing to 1t that the fresh'
men are started OF right in their football work.
The rule will confne football to bona fde stu;
dents, and just keen rivalry will exist be-
tween the frst-year men as among the men Of
the first team.
Wisconsin Has Intentions.
This second game with Wisconsin on the
morning of Nov. will set agog all Of thS
old time friendly rivalry between the follower
of the badgers and gophers and the Wisconsin
men are coming this year with an intention OF
doing all sorts of things. King and Holt VIII
have wealth Of old material upon which to
build and will doubtless attempt to carry away
both the freshman and frst-team games. MINI
nesota will be just keen to keep tho victories
unbroken at Northrop field. 1t is safe to assert
that Nov will be red-letter day In the
football history of 1905 and that whoever wins
either of the games will do SO only after q
struggle of the first Dimensions Other fresh
men games are in prospect, but, details Tor THESE
have not been completed.
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KIJKENNY d: ST. PETE

KILKENNY, z; ST. PEIER, q. ,
Kilkenny Mimi, July 25-Kilkenny shut out
St. Peter on the Jefferson Lake diamond in a
well-played game, by score Of to O.. Batter
les Clarity and Murphy; Kelly and Hughes.