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Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-07-06
GOVERNMENT LAND
OPENED TO THE Public
II. S. Eand Office,
Santa Fe, n. M,
June Is. 1905.

Notice is hereby given that the
following Township plat win be fl
ed in this Office July IL, 1905, Wis;
Township 10 North, Range 10
East, N. M. P. M.
On AMI after the above date we
will be ready TO reeieveapplications
for entries in said township.
Manuel R.. Otero, Register
Fred Muller, Receiver
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-07-06
NOTICE. OF FoKfEEruRE.

To L re-. ia nest his legql ne sessa,,stiee
or as. isnt
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saturday's BalI Gannes.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City s. St. Paul 8.
Milwaukee 8. Minneapolis 2.
Columbus IS. Indianapolis 3.
Toledo IA. Louisville 5.
MISSOURI VALLEY LEAGUE.
webb City 3, Parsons 2.
Pittsburg 2, Fort Scott 0.
South McAlester 16. Tulsa 7.
Muskogee 4. Vinita 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis /, Cincinnati O.
Philadelphia 2, Brooklyn 0
Chicago 4, Pittsburg 0
Boston 2-3. New York 0-S.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 5. St. Louis 4.
Cleveland 5, Chicago 4.
Philadelphia 8. Washington l.
Boston 10, New York 8.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City 8. st. Joseph 0.
Des Moines 8-2. Denver 81.
Omaha 2, Colorado Springs 2.
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This rare play came in the sixth in
Ming. The score was then to in
Topeka's favor. Three Joplin Miners
were on the sacks and no one out Fill
man got to first on Quigley's bauble of
his grOunder. Bayless drew pass
from Mr.. Tom Hughes. Olson Whacked
cut a single into the sunny field.
BaerWald was the next man up. He
picked out one Of Long Toms crooked
ones which split the pan. Bing! crack
ed The bat and the sphere lifted toward
second base seemingly a promising two
sacker between right and center. But
Dunn done" ii. Like a lamb gambOl-
ing for the first time in his life on the
greensward, the big fellow unhinged
himself, waltzed nOrthward, whipped
his left hand up into the ozone, de
scribed two or three parabolOs, and
came down with the ball He lit on
second base, which killed Bayless who
had started for third, and then without
stopping for the next signal slammed
the ball into AbbOtts hands, killing off
Olson, who also had been fooled, and
had gone speeding towards second.
And then poor Old Pandemonium
broke loose from her noorings- She
was kicked and buffeted around from
bleacher to grandstand and back again.
She was punctured with hats, pOp-bot-
ties. yelIs and a few stray nickels. She
was worked to death, pumped up again,
and a few more bowling huzzas forced
from her lungs. Oh, it was a gay old
gimel
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Dudley and Manager Barnes by fabri-
eating a story to the effect that Barnes
talked of releasing RisIey because Of
incompe tence. For shamei
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis 10. Cincinnati 81.

81 LOUIS La OAlC1undNA Ok
st. Louis, June 5-St. Louis and Gin
cinnati broke even in a double header
game here Sunday, Seymour carrying
off the honors by doubling with two
men on bases and making a home run
with one man on base. st. Louis tailed
in the ninth on a triple by DunleaVy
and a single by Burke.
Thielman held Cincinnati at his mercy
in the second game, allowing three scat
tered hits and won his game in the nth
inning on a triple. which scored Burke,
and tailed on Shanno's single.
Umpire tombstone was overcome by
heat and Kellum, of St. Louis, and
Steinfeldt, of Cincinnati, umpired the
second game. Attendance, $4,000.
First game-Score by innings: r. Il, E;
Cincinnati ..... ......1 0 0 l 3 3 Q O-S II Q
Observation-Disclosures and Warner;
Hahn and Phelps. Umpire-Johnstone.
Second game-score by innings: R, H r
st. Louis ........-.....0 0 0 2 Q %
Cincinnati 49,. 80 0 0 l o o. !
Batteries-Thielman and Zearfoss;
Ewing and Schiller. Unpires-Steinfeldt
and Kellum
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terrific smuggling which both teams in
dulged in, only Topeka started it first.
It took the Miners six innings to make
two hits, while in the same length OF
time Topeka got nine and the game.
Altogether, Horton was touched up by
the White Legs ten times. Hughes got
just the same amount of bOmbard1ng
from the pick-handlers. In the seventh
and eighth innings they came
highly close TO cutting his bal
loon loose, getting seven safe ones, in
those two innings and making I'VE
runs But it was too near the end and
Topeka's lead was too great
Vanderhill's poor throwing to second,
caused the base theft list to run up to
big proportions. Altogether Topeka
purloined six, which is too many On
the other hand, Charley Stewart allow
ed the visitors but one walk to the mid
die sack
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State Journal, 10e a Week,
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Piftsbnrc g. Chicaeo -.

Chicago, June 5.-Chicago was out
cIassed in all departments Sunday and
lost both games. The first was a hard
hitting contest in which the visitors
punched hits, while Chicago's hits were
made with two out or when the bases
were unoccupied.
Pittsburg won the second by hitting
Lundgren at will in the three innings
he pitched. Shuttle made a record by
getting seven hits out of eight times up.
Catcher Carisch viii be out of the game
several days as the result of split
hand. Attendance, Il, 500.
First game-Score by innings: R,H-R
Chicago 49,. ~ Q OIL 5000 IL Il 8
Pittsburg .....- .-,.--2 0 o o S-S 10 1
Batteries-Wicker, Brown and King;
FIaherty and Carisch and Peitz.
Second game-Score by innings: RI. E;
Chicago -..... ..--s'..l 09 ~ .
Pittsburg 800. .--.--1 2 90 0 - 10
Batteries-Lundere Pfeffer and
O'Neill; Case and Peitz. Umpire
Emslie.
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Saturday's Great Game.

A Texas Lacquer batted by Bill
Howey, over which Messrs. Fillman,
Pendry and Bay1ess bowed a Ia AL
phouse, let drop between them I'M
scathed and untouched, permitted
Cole to knock a kink in the warming
pan at Association park on Saturday
afternoon after IL innings of faultless
baseball, winning for the White Sox,
the greatest game of the season by
score of 2 to /.
It took II innings to determine the
ownership. Though both Howey and
Indian Sam Morris, the heap good
pitcher" were clouted hard, the hits
were scattered and lost between SEN
sational fielding. Not a single error
was chalked up against the White
Legs. They played like veterans, &C
cepting every chance in the fastest
kind of style. Three errors had to be
marked against the visitors, and but
one was costly. That came in the
eleventh inning. Cole singled to first.
Brown SO crihced him to second.
Stewart lifted a high fly to center
which Sullinger dropped. HOwey
raised an easy pop-up over Pendry' s
head. The lack of a coach to tell
which one to take it, caused them to
let the ball drop to the ground I'M
touched, when any of them could have
taken it, and Cole ran home with the
winning run.
A peculiar accident occurred to
Jack Henry. While batting in the
sixth he tipped the ball foul. In
swinging the bat around he grazed his
face just beside the right eye, but suf-
flciendy to lay open a wound to the
bone He retired from the game and
Charley Stewart took his place The
latter caught in excellent form, prov
ing that the team is no weaker with
Henry out Of the game.
The score:
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Once before has a triple play been
made. That was in 1903 when the cir
cult was still known as the Missouri
Valley league. Shortstop Pennington
OF Fort Scott was the hero. The Giants
were at lola. A man was on second and
one on third. A high drive was batted
over Pennington's head. But he erawIed
Up into the air, got the sphere, touched
the man who had been on second and
was running to third, and whizzed the
ball to third in time to catch the man
there, who had started home. 1T was a.
triple play unassisted and at the time
created a great deal Of comment am
over the western baseball world.
The game itself was featured by the
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DUNN'S TRIPLE.
TOpeka's Second Baseman Makes
Baseball History.
Retires fthe JOplinites at One
Fell SwOOp.
GAME WAS EXCITING.
White Sox Had 1t Well in Hand
From Start.
Saturdays IL Inning Contest
One Of Best on Record.
GAME WAS EXCITING.

Dunn done" it in the swatfest which
the White Legs won before 1900 peo-
pie at Association park on Sunday at
ternoon from the Joplin Miners by a
score of to 6.
The second triple play in the history
OF the western Association That is
what Dunn done" That is why every
mothers son of that crowd Of fans act
ed as if they had bats in their bell
fries! That is why Kansas City tele-
graphed up here to Chief Of Police
Goodwin and asked him if this town
needed help because they heard such
atmosphere fracturing racket from this
direction! That is why the bleachers
tossed silver to Big Bert! But it was
not the reason why the amount of that
shower is not herein given! 1t was so
small that it was ashamed Of its own
sizes
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Topeka -. 80 8 2 50
Joplin 80. .......-...0 0 ? O-6
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION sTAND1NC
GAMES TODAY.

IN THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Columbus at Louisville.
St. Paul at Milwaukee.
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Boston.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Philadelphia
Boston at New York.
IN THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Joplin at Wichita.
Springfield at Topeka.
Guthrie at Sedalia.
Oklahoma City at Leavenworth.
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St. Louis, June 5-Kitson gave four
bases on balls and was hit safely three
times before he was taken opt in the
first inning of Sundays game. Ftrd
also started off poorly ard St. Louis
clinched the game by scoring nine runs
in the first three innings. After that st.
Louis was blanked, while Detroit failed
to cross the plate. Attendance, 1900
Score by innings: X; r. Il E;
Detroit ...........O0 0 0 0 0 0 90 0
Batteries-Howen, Buchanan and sug-
den; Kitson, Ford and Drill.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CIeveIand 4. chicago 2.

Chicago, June 5.-Cleveland Sunday
defeated Chicago, 4 to 2, in sixteen in
ming. hard fought game. Cleveland
punched hits in the last inning and won
the game. Attendance, 17,480.
Score by innings: R Il. Z
Chicago 10000 100000 600 Il Q
Cleveland O00O100 000S-4 13 l
Observation-Disclosures and Mcfarland;
joss and Bemis. Umpire-O'Loughlin.
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Lawrence, Kas., June 5.--Wash-
burn took the last game OF the season
from the Jayhawkers Saturday after
noon by the score of TO 2. Steven
son, for Washburn. was steady and had
consistent support, while the men
behind Brookens We're never to be
depended upon.
Score by innings: r H E.
Washburn 900 00l22-5 8
Kansas ....0 0 0 0 0 o. 10 8
Batteries - Brookens and Boyer;
Stevenson and Dadisn1aa.
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st. Paul, Minneapolis ana Duluth via
Chicago & NoEfl- EYesfarn Rv.

Four magnificent fast daily trains
from Chicago to St. Paul and Mime
apolis and two to Superior and Duluth
The eleetric-lighted Northwestern Linn
tied and Duluth-Superior Limited to
the Head-Of-The-Lakes, Include all that
skill and liberal expenditure can pro
vide for comfortable and luxurious
travel Beginning June Il, round trip
summer tourist tickets VIII be on sale
daily from Chicago at the. rate of $1,000
round trip St. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS
and $1,000 round trip to Superior ana
Duluth, with correspondizzly low rates
from all points. For fun Information
apply to your nearest agent or address
A. L. Fisher, Travelling Assent, S23 Main
street, Kansas City, Mo.
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nenrer - De Moines 5.

Denver, Col, June 5.-Chappelle was
knocked out of the box IN the fourth
lasted well until the eighth when he,
too, practically went to pieces
esco-o Nv i,,ir,ee. RHE
r,s score Dy INNINGS 0o2sO005 s-l5 10 3
- E n q 90 O20012-5 u (
Rs+teTies = F4fcISuan and Lucia +;
Chappeie, Manske and Wakefield.
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A,rrnrcAN 1.EAcuE sTANpING.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
colorado Springs Q, Omaha 8.


Colorado Springs, Col, June 5.-Pen-
nell. by a three-bagger in the fourth in
ming. brought three men home and in
sured the game to the locals.
Score by innings: K; Il 4. T.
Colorado Strings O511oO*-9 4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Gonding;
Swormstedt and Messitt-
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south ATcAIester Z, Tulsa 3.

South McAlester, L T., June 5-The
locals won Sundays game by a score OF
z to g. Two Of Tulsa's pitchers were
knocked out. Simpson of the locals
made a running one-handed catch in
right field and was presented with
large purse
South McAlester ....oo132 01Os-7 Ii 2
Tulsa -. .......-.....0 8 00OOO0-S 8
Batteries-South AIcAlester, Cooper,
Terrence; Tulsa, Jones, Wakefield.
Daugherty.
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It is said that Catcher UIrich of
Leavenworth is slated for release. No
reasons are given. Armstrong is still
'em UP over at the Woodpeck-
er town. In fact he has been rafting
the bottle so hard that the cork is
flying out and his team is getting
weaker.
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snrincieId III. Wichita 4.

Wichita, Kan, June 5.-Springheld
beat Wichita Sunday in the last game
of the series by the score of 13 to T.
Gehring was batted at will. Byrne Of
abounded in poor playing on both sides.
Maryott of Wichita and ZoelIers of
Springfield exchanged blows in the
ninth. The police prevented a fight
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At ATCHYsON.

The Fosters of Kansas City were de-
feated by Atchison Sunday by a score
of 8 to g. The Fosters narrowly escaped
a shut-out. scoring all their runs in the
eighth inning. Walker pitched for the
Fosters and Anderson for Atchison.
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The best game of the season was
played here between Cleveland, 0. f.
and. Sedan. The score was to IN
favor of Sedan. The feature Of the game
was Bevis' catch in right field. The
batteries were: Sedan, Reich and Nc
GIL; Cleveland. Brenshaw and Martin.
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Totals q. IS
@Carter batted for Henry in the sixth

FCaTter batted Tor Henry IN the sixth.
Score by innings;
Joplin 49,. 20 0 0 L 0 o 0 0 0 OIL
Topeka . 30 0 0 0 10
Summary: Earned runs, Topeka 1,
Joplin 1. Two base hits, Quigley, Cole,
Pendry, Bayless, Morris. Stolen base,
Baerwald. Sacrifice hits, Abbott,
Brown. Double plays, Brown to Dunn
to Abbott, Brown to Quigley to Alb
bolt, Pendry to Olson to Shimonek;
Pendry to FiIlman to Shimonek.
Struck out, by Howey 3, by Morris 4.
Bases on balls, off Howey (. Time of
game, 2 hours. Attendance $50. UNI
pire, Alberts.
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Totals
LEAvENWORTH.


Guthrie -. 40 0 0 o1o 0 OIL
Leavenworth =. 20 0 o 8 0 / -
The summary: Earned runs-Ieaven-
worth 2. Three-base hits-Jones 2. Two
base hits-Barry, Speer, Wooley 2.
Sacrifice hits-Rapps 2 DaIrymple.
Stolen bases-Dalrymple 2, Graves, Wo-
BY Ashley Z, by Womack 4. Base on
balls-Off Ashley 5, Off Womack /. Hit
by MISUNDERSTANDING Passed ball
Ulrich ?, Quiesser ?. Double plays
Armstrong to Rapps. Left on bases
Leavenworth z, Guthrie 10. Time-1 :35
Umpire-OWens.
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Totals


The Summary. Eafned rUns-EuLnTle
5, I.eavenworth Z. Home run-Jones.
Three base hits-Harringt on, Barry.
Two-base hfts-Wooley 2, Rapps, Downs.
Sacrifice hits-Armstrong 2, Speer,
Lyons, Bennett. Stolen bases-Ulrieh,
Barry. Struck outABy Speer 8, by
Queisser /, by Downs 2. Bases on balls
OFF Speer 4, off Queisser 2, off Downs
1. Double play-Rapps to Armstrong.
Passed ball-Ulrich. Left on bases
Guthrie IS, Leavenworth 3. Time-1:45.
Attendance-1,2 200. Umpire-Owens.
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SUNDAY KANSAS GAMES.
At ST. MARYs-

st. Marys kept up it's winning streak
and defeated Fort Riley here in an ex-
hibition game by a score of to 2. To-
day st. Marys ends the season at Man
haitian.
Score by innings: RHE.
St. Marys ...........2 o03S0oOoo-S 5 8
Fort Riley -....-.-..1 0 0 90 "a 6 s
Batteries = Mcdonald and Walsh:
Fisher and Douglass. Umpire-Moss.
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SPRINGFIELD.


sDringf1eli ~
The summary: Earned runs-Vichita
8, Springfield Ii. Two-base hits-Green,
O'Leary, Ellis, Hunt. Three-base hit
Zoellers. Home run-Ellis First base
on balls-Oh Groom 8, by Gehring ?.
Struck out-By Groom g, by Gehring g.
Double play-Gehring to 1daryott to
Holland Wild pitch-Groom. Passed
ban-O'Leary. Hit by pitcher-Porter.
Cope Stolen base-Byrne Time-1:45.
Umpire-France. Attendsnce-s,O0 600.
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Mammalian 8. Haskell 1.

Manhattan, Kan, June SIN one-sided
gamc Sunday Agricultural college de-
feated Haskell Indians by score Of s
to 1.
Score by innings:
K. s. A 3. ......-...2 L 0 0 % O %-s
Indians 49, 800 0 0 0 I 0 OIL
Batteries-Hess ana Miller; H. Hin
and Alex Baird.
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WESTERN. ASSOCIATION STANDING
SATURDAY GAMES.
Oklahoma city 5, sedaIia 8.

Sedalia, Mo, June 5.-Oklahoma City
made it three straight, winning in the
ninth on two walks and an error. West
colt and Shaner both pitched good ball.
Davis, Hurlburt and Scoggins made
nice running catches. Bauer was acci-
dentally spiked by Frick in the first,
and will be out Of the game for some
time
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Fort scott 5. Pitfsburg q.

Pittsburg. Kan, June 5-Inferior team
work and dumb base running were the
prime factors that caused the locals a
shutout at the hands of the visitors.
Score by innings: RH.E
Pittsburg -. 100000 O0I0
Fort Scott ............o 0 0 0 0 1 0 O-5 2
Batteries-Mayhar, Huffman; Camp
bell, Heberle. Umpire-Pogson.
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At SCAMMON

The Scammon team defeated I. X. L.
OF Chickapoo by a score of 4 to 3. The
feature of the game was Finely's hit
ting.
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AT COLUMBUS.

Score by Innings:
Columbus 30 412O 10 0 IS
Indianapolis =. IA 0 1 0 / Is
Batteries-Malarkey and Ryan; Good
win, Fisher and Duff.
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THR ToPEA sTATE JOURAIAIoNpAY EyENINe. JUNE s ao5

lost the game with vinita here Sunday
afternoon by a score Of S to 8.
Score by innings: RHE
Muskogee 10000
Vinita 80. .............1O 1000 0-6 3
Batteries-Findley and BARLEY; Fin
ney, Daye- and Atcheson.
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At TORONTO

With two out in the ninth, three
singles and a double netted three runs
for Toronto, winning the game by
score Of 9 to 8.
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Leavenworth 1s, Guthrie s.

Leavenworth, Kan, June 5.-Leaven-
worth took the fourth straight game
from Guthrie Sunday in a smuggling
match. Queisser was knocked out in
the sixth. A double play from Rapps
to Armstrong was the feature.
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Webb Citv ID. Parsons S.

webb City, Mo, June 5.-The locals
took the last game of the series from
Parsons.
Score by innings: RHE
Webb City .....-.....0 0 0 I oil II 8
Parsons ...... .......0 0 0O1O 1916 8
Batteries Meredith and Hawkins
Adams and Pinkerton. Attendance
1900. LJmpire-Wayne
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AT MILWAUKEE,.

Score by innings:
milwaukee, - Q %
Batteries-Hickey and BeviIIe; Sewer
and Marshall.
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curtis was relieved by Westcott IN II. Ihe
eighth. Both teams played fast pan
A one-handed catch by MeDlll anu 1.l-l,s d
stop by White were easily the features
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Sion cltr 5. s.. Joseph :.

Sioux City, June Sioux City made
it ave straight from St. Joseph in a
very interesting contest, which, was not
decided until the last half OF the ninth.
escore h, tnntnez. R.H-E
s,o oGore 5,i Py lnlllss osO1o0o1-5 o
Ct Joseph .,..........1 o 90 600 0--4 3
Batteries Cadwailader and Baerwald;
St Vrafn and Zinran.
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WicFita 3. snrineaeId q

wichita, Kan. June SIN a ragged
ten-inning exhibition Wichita defeated
Springfield by the score of to g. No
men were down il the tenth. when &
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MISSOURI VALLEY LEAGUE STAND
ING
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At KANSAS CITY.

Score by innings:
Kansas City .--...--1 2 0 80
St. Paul ..-..........0 0 0 1 0 O-S
Batteries-Carney, Sessions and Sulh-
van; Eels and Butler.
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Leavenworth, June Sin a fast snap
py game Saturday Leavenworth won
FROM Czrtbrie bv a score of 4 to /. Outs
ser was hit on the hand in the fifth and
retired in favor of Brown.
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At LOUISVILLE.

Score by innings:
+ +0'edo -. u Z / / E3 3
Batteries = Wright and Woodruff;
O'Brien, Fiene and Clark.
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Totals
oKLAHOMA CITY.

oIdailo city 30 81
The summary: Earned run-Blaek-
burn. Double play-GTegory to White
to Rom. Struck out-By Curtis ;, by
Westcott 1, by Halla 8. Bases on balls
of Curtis 4, off Westcott 2. off Halla
2. Left on bases-Oklahona City 5.
Umpire-Regan Time of game-1:35.
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sedaIia s, OklaI 5r1a civ ?.

Sedalia. No. June THE locals won
the last game OF tie series from the
leaders by a batting rally in theseventh.
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Summary: Earned runs, Joplin 4,
Topeka 5. Three base hits, Abbott,
Crum. Two base hit, Crum. First off
balls, off Hughes 4; off Horton 5.
Wild pitch, Horton. Stolen bases.
Pendry. Quigley, Abbott, Perseh 8,
Stewart. Struck out by Hughes 3, by
Horton 8. Hit by pitcher, Stewart
Umpire Alberts. Time. hours Is
minutes. Attendance 100.
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OKLAHOMA cry.


The summary: Earned runs-Sedalia
2, Oklahoma L Two-base hits-McDil.
Milsap, Frick Home runs-Davis
Stolen bases-Davis 2 Scoggins, Hurl-
burt, Milsap. Struck Out-By Westcott
3, by Shaner 8. Base on baI1s-On West
colt 8, off Shaner 8. Passed balls
Seigle Hit by pitched ball-Risley
Sacrifice hits-Milsap. Seigle. Left on
bases-Sedalia 8, Oklahoma 8. Time
1:45. Umpires-Halla and Hutter.
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WESTERN LEAoUE STANDING.
MISSOURI Valley LEAGUE

ViniEa s, BEuszogee 3.
Muskogees I. t. Jule 6.-M"sAoses
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SPRINGFIELD.


The summary: Earned runs-Wichita
?, Springfield 1. Two-base hits-Ellis,
Byrne, Bevis. Three-base hits-Porter.
Struck out-Cravens s, Olmstead- 2.
Bases on balls-On OImstead 1. Wild
pitches-Olmstead. Double plays-Cope
to Holland; Byrne to Porter to Hetling.
Sacrifice hits-McLear, Holland, O'Leary-
snce-1 900
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Springfield is now being called 9Th
sluTnberers'' in towns where they hav
played.