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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
STUDY
THE SPEED LAWS.
Comparing the Westphal Regula-
tions with Those Of Other
Cities and States.

Automobilists who are waiting to see how the
Westphal automobile ordinance will fare at the
hands of the city council are studying up the
automobile laws of other states. In New Jersey
a test case is being fought as to whether the
license laws are constitutional. The National
Association Of Automobile Manufacturers is back
of the movement. Harry Unwin, former
retary of the n. A. A. NJ, arrested and
fined for not having license. He said that
he had a New York license. The case will be
appealed to the court Of common pleas, from
there to the court of errors and appeals and to
the United States supreme court, If necessary,
to secure a final decision.
In Indiana judge has held that automobile
driver is responsible for damages if horse
Is frightened and runs away. The case has been
appealed. The Wisconsin law is generally con-
sidered to be fair one. registration fee OF
81 Is charged and so cents for number plate.
The letter w will appear on the plate. In
cities or villages the maximum speed permitted
Is twelve miles an hour; outside the limits.
twenty-five miles an hour. At street crossings,
curves and places of danger, the driver must
slow down to avoid accidents. There is to be
no discrimination in the use of the roads between
drivers Of automobiles or drivers of any other
vehicles. The driver may signal the motorlst
to stop and assist him if necessary, but such
signal shall not be given without due cause.
A fine of from $40 to $50 is the penalty for
violation of the law. Cities, towns, villages,
park boards or any other authorities must not
pass any automobile ordinances, and the new
law will make void any existing ordinances.
In England there seems to be no cooperation
between the motorists and the police. The police
have become tyranncal, and the automobile peo-
pie have declared open war. The Autocar, one
Of the leading motor papers, has a warning
column Two of the warnings in recent mum
Der read: 1.-The police are very active on Sat
urdays and Sundays the Epping to Bishops
Stortford, main road. They have trap four
miles in length between Harlow and Thorley
where all licenses are asked for and number
plates taken. go
"Automobilists should note that police traI
is set daily on the upper Chichester road tt
out One of the policemen may be recognized
by the fact that he usually carries a gum
Altho the Chauffeurs club of New York favor.
the licensing Of all who would drive AUTOMOBILES
by state law the general impression is tina
| accidents are due to incompetency of drivers
who are exceeding the legal speed limit and no
| amongst those who keep within the limit of th'
| law. In giving the examination the test Woul'
have to be made within the speed limit.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
GAMES TODAY.

- OAWEO IUDA Z =
Philadelphia ut Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
PICKING A KING -
Central SharpshooJers Union Contests
On at Davenport. ~-a :r

Davenport, Iowa. June 1e.-The fifth biennial
tournament of the Central Shar2shooters union
SCHNEIDER Of New Glarus. Wis, quit in the lead
with u score of 2l4.z Most of the experts are
yet to shoot In this contest, but E. Schmidt,
of Milwaukee, king OF last tournament, dropped
out of the race with a. score of POS Honors
of the other principal targets for the day were
distributed as folloWs: - 3
Urion Targets-C. +. Denckmann Rock Island.
Stick Targets-Christ T. Theiller Monticello,
Iowa. t-t2
Man Targets-Ed Berger, Davenport.
Peoples Targets-L. c. Moore; Denver.
Medal winners at point target: George Har-
stem, Fritz Roth, Frank Starr, Henry Schurz,
George Springsguth, DR.. G. ii. Koegh. S. 3.
Iraub, Chicago. ]. Monn, T.. d. Budd, Henry
Krenske, La Crosse, Wis; Henry Rollman, Theo-
dore e. ,Staudel Chiffon, Wis.,; Valentine Rink,
Peru III; J. o. Schmidt, John Ruppe!, William
D: SchneiderMind ST. Louis; Gus Muhl. A.. G.
Bielenbeurg, Keystone, Iowa; Otto Mueller, Wau-
sau, Wis: A. H.. ssteffen, Sheboygan, Mich:
RanzoW, Fl. A. Schroeder. Davenport. u
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
WILL
PLAY COLUMBIA
Football Contest Arranged for
New York on American
League Grounds.

New York Sun Special Service.
Princeton, n. j., June 16.-Princeton's foot.
ball schedule for the season of 1905
nounced this morning. There are ten games,
only two of which to be played out Of
town.
Columbia is on the schedule this year and
the game will be played in New York. West
Point and Annapolis will not be played. Despite
reports about cancelling the annual game with
Cornell. satisfactory arrangements have been
made and the Ithacans will come to Princeton
this year. The Yale game will be played in
New Haven The schedule follows:
Sept. 26-Yilla Nova, at Princeton.
Sept. 30-Washington and Jefferson, at Prince
ton.
Oct. 7-Georgetown at Princeton.
Oct. 11-Lehigh at Princeton.
Oct. 14-Bucknell, at Princeton.
Oct. 21-Lafayette, at Princeton.
Oct. 2S-Columba, at American League
grounds. New York.
Nov. 4-Dartmouth at Princeton.
Nov. 11-Cornell, at Princeton. - ,
Nov. 1S-Yale. at New Haven.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
DURHAM JUMPS
Leaves the Kansas City Team for a
Life on the Farm.

Kansas City. June 16.-Pitcher Jimmy Dur
ham has deserted the Kansas City team His
home is in small town in southern Kansas and
he left for that place last night. He said be-
fore leaving that he did not expect to play base
ball again this summer.
1t is understood that Durham left the team
because he was not satisfied with the salary
paid to him. He thought that his services
were worth NOR emoney. but, Manager Irwin
was of a different opinion. Durham's request
for raise was refused and Jimmy thought that
he was justified III quitting the team.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
HAMMOND rs OUT
Michigan Loses Another of Her Foot
ball Stars. ~

Ann Arbor, Mich, June 16-Tom Hammond
won't return to Michigan. oach Yost is the
bearer of the tidir"s "%
TIN says Yost, 's a law student but is
only taking law as sort of side line to his
business career. He has gotten the knowledge
in the actual work of making money His
father is ready to give him the start he wants
and. in all probability, he will leave the uni
yersity for good when he finishes his eXamina-
tions this Spring.
Coming right on the heels Of Heston's de-
parture, Hammond S loss will be II hard blow
to the team. which 'Will have to get along
with at least two new backs
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
FIRST sMAsHUP
OF The SEASON.
Colorado Springs a Fourth Of
July League Town This
Year.

Colorado Springs, Col, June 16.-After con-
ference with President O'Neill of the Western
league Manager L. f. Burns announced that he
had surrendered the baseball franchise for this
city. ~
His reason is not so much the financial loss
as his Inability to secure winning team.
Manager Burns paid the men the salaries due
them and severed his connection with the club
President ONeall has taken charge of the club
and will call meeting 5of directors of the
Western league to decide upon the final disposi-
tion OF the franchise.
The team will leave today to play its regular
schedule, but before the departure of O'Neill
several propositions will be made for the re-
tention of the franchise here. Pueblo is a
bidder for, the franchise.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
THERY IS LEADING
F'-ast Time in the French Automobile
Race Today. ~.... ,.ts.

Paris, June 16--Twenty -four contestants in
the French trials for the james Gordon Bennett
international Auto Cup started at 6 o'clock this
winner of the cup last year., was first to start
and he was followed by others at intervals of
four minutes. Dispatches from along the course
show that Ihery is making eighty kilometres
time rr-a5:4<s $50, =.
Thery led to the end of the second circuit of
the Auvergne, but was passed on the circuit by
Wagner: -Four circuits constitute the race. No
accidents have been reported e
Ihery finished first, covering $50 kilometres in
7:42 Sizsz was second and Cailois third The
official decision Is no tyet announced owing to
the difference of time at the starting. s."
Girardots machine was overturned at a sharp
Farman also had ar accident. but the reports
rfom the course say no fatalities occurred.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
Reds Continue Their Pilgrims S
Progress Up the Pennant
Pole.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Louisville KY, June '16.-Graham twirled for
the Minneapolis team today, and, altho he gave
the colones a good lead, he landed another
game for Watkins by Of to 4. Fergu-
son for Louisville pitched remarkable ball, the
visitors only making one run at time, while
the locals got three in a bunch in their first
time at bat, which gave them a lead OF two
runs. After the first inning Graham settled
down and allowed Tebeau's men but one more
tally, which came in in the final inning.
Jones brought in the first run for the m1llers,
when he hit out clean single and then stole
second Coulter then hit and scored Jones. The
second score for the reds made its appearance
in the fifth, when Jones passed to first,
ran around to third on Sullivan's single and
came home on an inield play. Schmidt brought
in the third run his single and Gremingers S
sacrifice. In the seventh Jones singled went
to second on sacrifice, got to third base on an
infeld play and, aided by Coulter's hit over
the infeld, came home in. safety. Jones again
figured in the play in the ninth when Ferguson
hit him in the ribs. Sullivan sacrificed him
to second. He made third on fyout. Coulter
hit to Quinlan. who fumbled the sphere; and
also gave Jones time enough to. reach home.
The game replete with feature plays.
Sullivan's spectacular catch bringing down the
blue ribbon. Gremingers playing at third base
was also n feature. Score:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
CLEANING UP THE cLAYs.

Special to The Journal.
Aberdeen, s. D., June 16.-The Aberdeen Gun
club. organized about two months ago, is max
ing good progress and some excellent masksms a,
last shoot E. V. Campbell broke the clubs rec
ord by hitting fifteen clay pigeons out of a pos
sible fifteen. G. D. Pehls was close second
hitting fourteen out of fifteen birds.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
coRBETT SHUT oFF.

New York. June 16.-James J. Corbett and
C. E. (Parson) Davies met at hotel here yes
terday and were about to tender certified
check to Tom O'Rourke as purchase money for
the lease of the hotel. when all the parties in
interest were served with an injunction granted
by Justice Clarke at the instance of counsel
for theatrical concern The grounds upon
which the injunction was obtained are that Cor
belts connection with the hotel management
would have tendency to affect his drawing
power as an actor, he being under contract with
June, 1906.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
INDOOR BASEBALL

The Kittens defeated the No. 12 team last
night by score of 10 to 2. Ralph Moore, pitch
er for the Kittens, scceeded in striking out sew
enteen men.
The Ebert indoor baseball team won two games
defeating the Felix DevilleS by score
of Il to l. and winning from the Hastards by
a score of Z to 4.
The f. & D.'s defeated the Crikets in a game
of indoor baseball by a score Of to 4. For
games with the winners address Henry Smith,
1908 Main street NE.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
LACROSSE AT LEXINGTON PARK.

The Calumets of Chicago and the st. Paul
lacrosse team will play at Lexington park Sun
day, the first game in the series for the Carling
cup. The Calumets are determined to capture
the cup, and Secretary Donnelly of Chicago IS
understood to have declared that the Calumets
will get their first hold it Sunday. The st.
Paul team is in good condition, however, and
the players have an idea that their chances for
winning it are pretty good.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
BRUISING, FOR BUTTE 5
Young Corbett and Tommy Sullivan
Matched for June 2.

Special to The Journal
Butte, Mont. June 16.-Forfeits of 81 90 each
have been posted on behalf of the backers of
for match ini Butte, June q. | The men will
fight for a side bet Of 81 900 and Is and 25 per
cent of the fighters share of the gate receipts.
Young Corbett2 istfdesirous of meeting Aufelio
$1,000 has been posted In Salt Lake to bind a
match in the Mormon metropolis. An effort will
be made to pull off the fight in this city. , 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
CAMEL HUNG UP.

Cincinnati, June 16.-Manager John Camel
of the Grand Rapids club is on the reserve list
OF the New York American league team, accord
Ing to a decision announced yesterday by the
national baseball commission, and it is declared
that he will be ineligible to play with any ma
release from the New York club -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
TRYING OUT THE MOTORS.

- Paris June 16-The trial motor race to de-
termine on the French entries for the James
Gordon Bennett interna tional cup will take place
on the Auvergne course today. There are twen-
ty-nine entries. including Thery the winner of
the cup last year. and Gabriel. the winner of
the Paris-Vienna contest Great interest is tax
ell in the race owing to the break-neck nature of
the course and the dangerous turns.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
'FITz IS SORE AT
THE APOSTLE SPORTS
New York Sun Special Service.

Chicago. June 16.-Bob Fitzsimmons hero of
as many battles as there are days in the year.
returned from Salt Lake City last night tired
in body and mentally
The Cornishman asserted, with much vehe-
mence that the promoters in the Mormon city
were ''too many ard too strong" for him. Ac-
cordlng TO him, he came near being knocked out
ring, - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
CHESSMEN At PI,Av

Ostend, Belgium. June 16.--The fourth round
OF the international chess tournament was begun
th1s morning. Teichmann was the opponent of
Leonhart. Wolf was matched against Marshall.
Maroezy faced Tarrasch, Taubenhaus opened his
Marco, Blackburne contested with Janowski and
Alapin had ,Schleichter his partner When
the first adjournment was made Tarrasch had
disposed of Maroczy and Tschigorin had beaten
Marco -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
AT CHICAGO.
Totals ;. II 2713 2
Chicago ... 10 o 10
BROOKLYN ..... 0 10 0 90 0 IL

Hits. off Pfeffer in two innings, off Ruel
bach in seven innings off Scanlon in three
innings, off Mcintyre 5 in five innings; left on
bases, Chicago 6, Brooklyn 6; two-base hits,
Gessler,, Slagle;. sacrifice hits, Casey Scanlon;
stolen bases, Shecksrd Dobbs. Hall, Ritter,
Scanlon, O'Neill. Maloney; struck out. by Ruel-
bach 5, by scanlon L, by Mcintyre 8; bases on
balls, off Pfeffer g. off Ruelbach 8, off Mcintyre
2; hit with ball, by Pfeffer, Gesser. Time, 2:O5.
Umpire, ODay. Attendance, $500.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
WARRANTS OUT
. FOR BRUISERS
Wisconsin Official Angry at the
Round Headed Variety Of
Sportsmen.
New York Sun Special Service.

Green Bay, Wis. June 16.-As result OK
the Mowatt-Sayers fight here Thursday night,
contrary to the order of District Attorney. six
warrants sworn out yesterday afternoon
by the district attorney for the six participants
in the bouts. 1t is said that as many more
will be issued for the arrest of the promoters
of the affair. The charge is violation of the
state law regarding contests of the kind.
None Of the warrants were served the officials
stating that of the parties could be found.
1t is understood that the fighters have all left
town.
Mr.. Kttell says that prosecutions will follow
the serving of the warrants, and that the war
rants for the promoters will be served today.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
SAYS PLAYERS WILL STICK.

New York. June 1e.-Frank B. Dunn; owner
said today that he had received information
from President .Soden of the Boston club that
Sharpe going to be released and Harry
Mr. Dunn said that it not true that six
players of the Boston club were going TO jump
to q PENNSYLVANIA league.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
YESTERDAYS TRACK WINNERS.

CIcinna tf-GalIithea, Lady Toddington, Cop
perfeId, Hadur, Prince Silver Wings, Robin
Hood. .-y- -~s--
st. Louis-Delmar. Naughty, Debbie May, Miss
Gomez. Miss Mae Day, Passive, Bravery.
st. Louis (Union Park)-Pierce Jr.. Rose Nj
Nj, Henry Luehrmann. Mansard, Thora Lse,
Ingolthule, BensOnhurst.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16

Nicollet park will be the of double
header Saturday, whenf Ainnehaha and Hennc-
pin councils of the Royal Arcanum will line
up for the first game The Javas and Renville
will figure in the second game Ed Rogers has
been engaged to twirl for the locals. Manager
Simpson Of the Jayas would like to arrange
game with some fast out-of-tow team for
July 4.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16

Slated for Kenna in the ninth.
Louisville .....~.. 3 0 0 % 0, o 0 o. IA
Minneapolis. 1 0 1 o Is
: Two-base hits, Dexter, Shaw; three-base hit,
S. Sullivan stolen bases, Jones, Coulter; sac
ritice hits, D. Sullivan 2, Greminger; bases on
balls off Ferguson g. off Kenna l, off Graham
hit by pitched ball, by Ferguson 2; left cn
bases Louisville I, Minneapolis s; hits, off
Ferguson 10 in 13 innings, off Kenna in 2-3
inning Time 1:35 Umpire, Kane. Attend
ance, 1000. ... :.-s.r. ..-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16

New York ........0 I Q @ Q % O o.
Chicago ........:..0 II a t0s52 o----5
hits off Chesbro 5 in eight innings, off Pullman
|; sacrifice hits keeler, Jones Holmes; stolen
liams, White to Tannehin to Donahue: left on
bases, New York 5, Chicago q: bases on errors,
New York l, L. Chicago l; bases on balls; off Ches
Pullman 1; struck out, by Chesbro 2 by Putt
man 1, by White l.; wild pitch, Chesbro. Time,
two hours Umpire, Connolly. Attendance,
4 200.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16

Stolen bases, Hartsell, Gleason, Jones, Davis;
two-base hit, Howell; home rum Stone; sacrifice
hit Stone; double play. Moran to Wallace to
Jones; hits off Bender 6 in innings, off Coax
ley in innings; struck out, by Bender 1, by
Coakley I, by Howell g. bases on balls, off
Coakley g. of Howell j.; passed ball, Barton.
Time, lao. Umpire, Sheridan. Attendance,
3,719. .---s- -, 4.-.... r.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
FOR WARDS TITLE

New York, June 16.-Alexander and Hackett
Princeton's and Yale's former champions, yes
terday won their places in the final rounds of
the tennis tournament tor the metropolitan cham
pionship: Their meeting will decide the title,
as Ward, the holder, is crossing the ocean with
the American challenging team.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
DAWSON 9.s HAZEI, Rim AZ

Dawson, M1nn., June 16.-DaWsOn took a
doubleheader from the Hazel Run team, WIN
taking tile Second game by a score Of s to g.
Batteries: First Game-AIunson and Miller:
Molstad and Gullickson Second Game-Luni
and Swenson; Molstad and Gullickson.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
NORTHWEST BASEBALL

BRooKINGs. 5, voLGA 8.
Volga, S. d., June 16.-The local team was
defeated by the Brookinigss team by a score Of
5 to 8.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Two-base hits, Thomas, Titus; three-base hit,
Thomas; sacrifice hit, Kahoe; stolen bases, Leech.
Thomas, Magee bases on balls off Lever 1, off
pittinger 1; struck out. by Lever 6, by Pit
finger 4; balk Lever. Time, 1855. Umpire,
Bausewine. Attendance, 8.19s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
ATT INDIANAPOLIS.
*Batted for Morgan in ninth.

= V1UTSan
indianapolis ......1 l o o 8 <*-5
Kansas City ......1 0 0 0 o 0 OIL
Bases balls, off Goodwin g. off Morgan 2;
struck out, by Goodwin 3, by Morgan 8: hit by
pitcher, Bonner; two-base hit, Bonner; home
iun. Castro; sacrifice hits, McCreery, Downey,
Morgan; double plays, Osteen to Farrell to
Friel; stolen base. Osteen left on bases Indian
apolis 7, Kansas City 8. Umpire, Clifford. Time,
1:35. Attendance, 1,493.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
Many Deliveries.

The Pence garage has delivered machines this
week as follows George Harrison, e. N. Os-
borne, S. NJ Colburn, Autocar runabouts; I. V.
Gedney D. NJ. Young, S. A. Norris of Redfeld,
S. D., n Crosse of Bucks, A. A. Monek of
Jamestown N. D., Oscar S. Seller of James,
town, N. D., T. c. Borg of st. Paul. DR.. E. D.
Spear of Nome, N. D., J. H. Queal, e. j..
schiever E. S. Powell, c. H. salspaugh Of
Mankato, William Delabarre, G. F. Piper, L..
Nyquist of, Kirkhoven, n D., B. Josseyln, the
Houghton Implement company of Grand Forks,
n D.. II. c. Chaplin, Cadillacs; G.. f. Piper
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
NIILNoR 10 HAMLIN 6.
nnnRI.EHEAnEn. TOM

and the Milnor nine crossed bats the diamond
at this place. The score was to 10 In favor
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
JEFF rs MODEST

New York Sun Special Service.
San Francisco June 16-Jack Welsh will ref
cree the Root-Hart fight at Reno next month .
The fighters first choice was Jeffries. But ref
ereeng is not to Jeff's liking, and he is not i'll
stratiened circumstances, he declined.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
IOWA LEAGUE
THREE-I LEAGUE

Marshalltown 2. Boone1.
Oskaloosa 10. Burlington 2.
Keokuk 3, Ottumwa .. IL innings.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16

At Dubuque OF. Peoria Cd.
At Davenport IL, Springfield Al.
At Cedar Rapids 8, Decatur L.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
Totals -. 80 10 Totals ...11"29 13
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.


Cincinnati .....O O 0 0 0 o. o 0 Ia
Boston ........0 0 0 o 0 o o %
Three-base hit, Corcoran stolen base. Bird.
we'll: double plays, Corcoran to Higgins to
Barry, Huggns to Barry: bases on balls OFF
Ewing 1, off Young q sacrifice hits, Odwell Sey-
mour, Kelley; hit by pitched ball, by Ewing /; !;
struck out. by Ewing g. by Young 5; wild pitch,
Young Time, 80 Umpire, Emslie. Attend
nnce 800.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16

Totals. ....5 p 8 Totals.... 627 Is 4
Detroit ......... 0 0 2 2 /. %
Boston .......... 0 1 0 o.
Two-base hits Hickman, Stahl; sacrifice hit,
Cooley; stolen bases, Crawford 2, Coughlin.
Schaefer; double plays, OLeary to Schaefer to
Hickman; bases on balls, off Young 2, off Kitson
2; struck out, by Young 5, by Kitson
2; passed ball, Criger. Time, 1:39. Umpire,
O'Loughlin. Attendance, 1855 ~.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
Nichols, ,p... ii oTaylorp. 3 o

Totals. 8 27s13 l Totals. :. S+25 10 2
zone out when winning run was made.
st. Louis. o o OIL L o. O. Is
New York. k......... 0 0 % 10 Of
run. Beckley; sacrifice hits. Shannon, Donlin.
Beckley; stolen base, Bresnahan; hit by pitched
ball, by Taylor 2; bases on balls, off Taylor ],
of Nichols 3; struck out, by Taylor l, by Mich
OILS 2; left on bases, st. Louis Z, New York g..
Time, LAO. Umpires, KLEIN and Johnstone. At.
tendance, 800.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
AT COLUMBUS.

I. Stolen base, Wrigley; sacrifice hits Pickering,
Wrigley, ;Barbeau, Robinson, ONeill, Mccormick; !;
bases on balls off Berger 2, off Bateman l; two
base hits. Pickering, Hemphill; double play,
Hulswitt to kihm; struck out, by Berger g by
Bateman 8; Time, 1874. Umpire, Haskell. At
tendance, 2,752.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
NORTHERN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
! GAMES TODAY,

GAMES TODAY.
Winnipeg at Grand Forks.
Fargo at Crookston.
Duluth at Brainerd.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
AT TOLEDO.

Totals. s 81 II
St Paul .. 3 4 0 0 0 PIP
= Two-base hits, Lee Durrett, Hemphill; double
play, Doyle to Boyle bases on balls, off Mime
han 6, off Slage 2; struck out. by Minnehan ..
by Slagle 5; left on bases, Toledo 1. st. Paul l;
hit with ball, Flournoy; wild pitch, Minnehan.
Time, 1:5O. Umpire, King. Attendance, 800.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE
OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at New York. a.se5s- ~
st. Louis at Philadelphia. > ,sa.... -. .
Detroit at Boston.
I Cleveland at Washington. f..s
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-16
, AT GRAND FORKS.
Totals q Is 8
Grand Forks ......o 0 o 0 O o OIL
Winnipeg ........3 / o 0 O O o.

!, Earned runs, Winnipeg 2; two-base hits, John
son. Tucker, Converse; three-base hit, Pifer;
double play. Peterson to Gatewood to Clayton;
bases balls, off Converse 2, off Green 4; struck
out, by Converse 3, by Green 6; left on bases,
Grand Forks 7, Winnipeg 8; first base on errors,
Grand Forks 2 Winnipeg q stolen base, Howell
Time, 1:35. Umpire, Anderson.