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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-01
Ser 8e5md, ses praHSentem.

Sir Den 8eiuh oes BrGiioenten
am Sreitag 1T nahitebenoes Bro,
gralnm aufaeiteIt moroen:
Der Bug oes Bralioenten trifft
mdbreno Der Naht elm, miro aber erit
am Woraen bic CARDS Der S. & s..
sc. Balm Derlai1en uno mad benz
Bahnbof fabren. Dort miro elm
8iirgerfomite ben Bug erruarten unb
ben Braiioenten begrisen. STIR oieie
8egriBun9 lit cine Stunoe Belt ans
geiebt. utt balb II ubr miro fih
oann Der Seitaug. Der ben Brd1ioens
ten in bic Staot aeleiten iDu, in fol.
GENDER Beiie biloen: 8uerft tontt1t
cine Ibteilung Der itdbtilden Buli=
get. banr cine 9ruppe &aoaQerie uno
cine Truppe Der rHouah &iber"; oies
fen folgen Die Wagett nit Dem Br6s
iioenteu uno ieinen Beg(eitern unb
ben BefdluB biloen mieoer ftdotiihe
BDliaiiten.
Sn 8ealeitune bes Brdfioenten be-
fnoen iib. Der Marineminiiter Wors
ton, Der Briuatletretdr 2Deb, Or.
qambert. @eneral @ouna, 2eutnant
Sortescne. Der Ioiutant bes Braiis
oenten, Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
so. e. & {. Babn. Nnen, gecil 81.
2pon uno cine Nnaabl &ertreter Der
Brei1e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-01
= 9.

= Ser Meaer SDbn benrp Woung,
we(der ieinen Haiiegenoiien Wlbere
TUG Moore erihoifen bate, lit in
Waxabobie gebanat tpproen.
~ Bei Der Station Cline in upaloe
COUNTY fanb in Der Nadt BON ,Frei.
tag auf Samitag cine Gpqifiun atpeier
Tradt5iae Der, Southern Bacifcs
Wabn ftatt. Der 2otumptinfnbrer
9aplOr. Der 6eiaer Daniel uno Der
Brakeman" Burns, ale orei BON
bier. wuroen leiht perlebt.
Sn Srieorihsburg ftarb Srau
3ettner, @attin oes molbefannten
Baitor 8ettner BON Der oortiaen
lutberiihen Stride.
- SIN Der @e9eno pur Geeuin
fino au9enb(idlid1 Bferbeoiebe an
oer Irbeit. pdbreno Der lesten Belt
lino bort cine Wenae Bferbe aeftob.
len mDroen.
- Otto Sbumann aus Mlbert in
Gillespie gpunth bat n0r einiaen
Ea9en am WiIiamion Greet eineu
ie6r groBen Banter geiboiien.
s. Grau Bertha 6albia in Weu.
Braunfels gift neulih beim Guf6dns
gen zines Bibles aus uno brah iih
i'm Sale Den Nrm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-01
MIerief.

- @dbreno oes peraangenen Wius
nats mureen Don unieren itabtilben
BebDtoen @rlaubntslbeine fir Baus
ten i'm Berte BON $63.225 auseeae-
ben.
Ibtsi9 6eiratsiheine tpuroen
i'm Wdrs ausaeiteat,
Solepbtne WiQiams unit Gana
Wiaian1s erbielten in ibrem BrDseB
geaen Die Observation-Disclosures
$240O suaeiprohen.
- Wm Dienitaa abeno bdlt Dr.
Starr Serbian, 8rdiioent Der 9elanb
STAFFORD uniperfttat pDr Der bieiis
gen WiReni6aftliden @eleQidaft eis
ben 8crtraQ.
- Die INSTRUMENTATION bat
beiblo1ien. elm anmtte nab Werito
81 ihideu, utn fir cine Beteiligune
Werito's an Der oiesidbriaen
Nu~steQung 81 aeitteren. Das
&omite mira periuber, cine Muoiens
beim Brdiibenten Dias gu erlanger
uno i'm fir Die Soee gu intereiiieren.
Gin rueiBer, gut ~eefleioeter
Wann iblih fih ant Treitae nad)s
mittag in oas 6aus pon ISM. Dull
Mig an Der 9ipe Dot StraBe SEQ.
625, 3mei Wahbarn iaben es uno
madten iid, nit ibren 5finten be-
paHnet, auf, i'm gu fanaen. Der
@tnbreber lief aber, ubre it'd UNI
Die orubenoen @epebre gu timrnerr,
oapou uno e8 aelang inn audi gu
enttDmnnert.
SIN @roBeu Dpernbaus miro
beute nahmittaa ,,Gbe bDetor'a pre-
icription" uno beute abenb ,,9be
Blad 6amt Wine" aeeeben.
Ser Sultan Der 9irfei miro
nod neioiib meroen auf gaitro's
ltat1ler itattliber meroenoe ultimaten.
Garnrnluna.
= Gin 9nopf bdft an, beIten.
tuenn man i'm iid ielbit aunG6t.
Die Oiterbite, Die man in
Shaufenftern auSgefteat Itebt. erins
rerrl an oas fhbne 2ieo ,Wer fat
6ih. bu if6ner Walo, auferbaut 10
bod oa oben."
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CORRESPONDENT.

aprresponeems. - 6~iablano,
80. Wara 1905. - Heaen baben mlr
bier tiir5lib reihlih aebabt, oas
Rorn, 8uderr0br uno 6afer baben
gegentpdrtia einer auten Stano.
8u benz bier itattaefunbenen Breiss
ihieBen bate iib cine Nnsabl Geute
BON San NntoniD uno umgeaeno
einaefunoen uno Nqe amulierten lih
aufs 8eite. Sir sutes gfen uno
@etrdnte aner Nrt NOR reihlih ges
iDrgt. Cine Meritaner = 8ano aus
Gan Nntonio l~ieferte bic Wulit gum
Bal, Der IbenoS in Der Sale ftatts
fano. Die folgenoeu 9erren erbiels
ten Breiie i'm ShieBen:
/. greis: aue, 8olmerina. l 8aar
Stiefel.
2. 9. u. @embler, l gaar v8ribles".
3. ebriftian StoIte IT,, / 8aaentub.
4. 6riB @embler, l Qaterne.
5. Nn6reas Salberoier, I8uqanoeitIche.
=. Seinrib S. Stolte, l 8feife,
Z. Sobn &%dermann. l SUIT.
9eae, m0raen erlt oertieBen Die
8ate ben Teitplab nit Dem BE.
tpuBtfeln, mieoer einnal elm paar
aemiitlihe Stunoen oerlebt su boben,
@o. Cart gpnrabs.
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8etrps ben Sob.

N%ierenleiben enbtt 3utpeilen fatal,
aber imbem er bic ri6tige Mebisin
ipdblte, betrog s. $. WoIfe in Bear
Grope. Sa,, ben Sob. Gr fagt. gor
5tuei Sabren bate i'd elm Nierenlei6en,
baB mir groBe 56meraen unb l1nrube
peruriq6te, i'd nabnl aber electric
Bitters, Der mid total betlte. gr lit
aud elm gutes Mittel segeH S9mdde
nnb NerbeuleibeH unb balte i'm tets
an 9anb. gu babeH BEL s. aalteper
& Sobn, Geo. s. 56mibt unb aSolpb
DreiB. 8arantiert, so Gents bic
Slaf6e,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-01
Dom 3~rie8sfmamplat.

- Wah Sepeihen, Die in ct. Be.
tersburg einaetroffen iino, bat 5elbs
marihaQ Dbama einen augemeinen
Bormarib beaDnnen. Seine 5rpnt
fol- iebr meit atsaebebnt iein. Nuh
oirette Depeiden DON @unibu BaB
meloen, oaB bic Sapaner rpieoer cine
grDBere Mftiuit1t enuideln.
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Gine ltnse ssprbeuannasmitteI.

heiBt as, 1T better als elm Yfuno Seilmit<
tel. Wenn Shr audi matt ffblt unb fei<
men Mppetit babt, nnb 8opffhmers, Ser.
ftopfuns, 8lahuneen, l1ebelteit, beleate
j3unse nnb Hieaenoe Sdmersen iib einz
ife[en, 10 limb bns nur Barnun9sseid,en
BON Sdlimmeremi, bas mod tpmmen ion.
pie alien @6nd1e beg u. Sabrbunberts
binterliehen Der 8elt ihr groBes 4eber.
8eeulierunssmittel, 6as iebt oils st.
unb oieie, nah 8orlhrift e%iauenommen
uerosn 30 8ro3ent iener uebel abbalten.
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Gin gtmt WaHer,

bei 8etten a%naetuenot, fam bic arbste
t5enersbrMnf nerhlten. Run mol, bic
gefanritcbtten 8rantbeiten faneen unbe.
oenteno an, cine leifte grfdltung Der.
iantt IN Sbrpinbiuht, aus elmer gerinae
1n9l9en unnerooulihteit unb 8erfDpfuna
enttotdeln itd] oft bic berbdngntspD1ften
Stornn9en. st. 1ernarb's Rrduterpil-
zen fn.rfsn auf &rantbeiten i'm Seine elm
foie sSaner out 5euer regulieren uni
traftl9ef1 Die aeber, ldutern bas Blut,
retntaen ooS gauge Sbitem unb brinoen
frarlthnfte BorQanae sum g%rI6idhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-01
Sin f~prcterter Wttt

enbet bitter in einem unfaa. I'm Ser.
lebmngen su beilen, gebrau6t 8ude
lens @rnica Salbe. Cine tiefe Wnnbe
in meiaem Sub, i6reibt Sbeobore
S6ile, Columbus, g., bernrla1te
mir groBe S6mer5en. 4er5te tpareu
ma6tios, aber 8udlen's Nrnica SaIbe
beilte fie i6nel. 25 @ents. gu boz
ben bel s. &alteper & Sobn, Geo. s.
s. S6mibt unb Mbolpb DreiB.
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Gtpre 8m bertnteten.

Der Store i'm @ebGube Der Greie
8refie SEQ. 218 Oft. Commerce Str,
20 SUB brett uno 100 SuB tief, ift
81 nertaieten. Rabsufragen in Der
Office oer
Treie Vreffe fir 1eras.
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9ttc Teuaa.
S-hretbmaterialien una Bud.
Aaubluua.

@roBe Nusuabl bon Comic : Biz
hern aqer Wrt. Sancbs uno 6pprts
Irtifel. Announcements auf ale in.
ldnoiihe 8eitihriften prompt beipret.
Die nit benz @eihdft oerbunoene
&ccioenss Druderei fertigt
ale Irbeiten. ginlabunass unb @ras
tulationstarten in beioen Spraher
an. Spesialitat: Druid bon Sta.
tuten fir oeutihe Sereine.
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6 e + +

wiro elm Sunee. Der oeutib lelen
uno ihreiben fam uno Der oas
Shriftieben gu erlerneu piiniAt.
Wahaufraaer in Der .Treie Brefie".
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Sdslide xourtIten saIatwaaen

nab Californian, ebeniD nab ct.
Gouls pia 9eras & 8acific Babn
obne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
etnen 9idet : Iaenten tpegeu bieIes
reuen Sienites ooer an 6. IS. Eur.
r,er, 9enerals Baiiaaier-N gent, 9al.
las, Teraa.
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= Dds " MiHbad3er. 5abri.
tanten bes beriibmten Meihbier.
que ae5eibnetes S0mmereetrGnt.
Te(epbDn SD. 504.
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Wenn man au reibe 0abruna
iBt, miro Der Wager leidt auBer
Oronung gebradt. Or. Muauit R6,
nia's 6amburger 9rDpfen iino oas
bette Wtittel gegen ale unpronunaen
bes WaaenS.
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Elm Neugeborenes.

&IN Neugeborenes! WEIGH elm gehermnlssvoner zauber igt fur us a.
- dlesem W0te. Und doch, vie mendhch vel mehr bedeutet e. ar dc
Matter Bin neues Leben: kuz sicherich, aber yoHer Aussnht Jemana
mnss gedualg sell, hohnungsvon, wachsamb shz und ME muthos. Dieser
demand list lie Mutter Sic hat hires Babys esten Schei gehort md oh es i'm
srstes oder zehntes lst das Gefihl list dasselbe. hire schwachen Arme sind sHeas
welt lei I'M werden es INNER sein, so LANCE die Mutter lebt Und 1ee Hand
weche den Kopf ds Neugeborenen stutzt die Hand der Mutter ist es anf der
die Civiiaton der Welt beruht
Est e. da elm Wmder, dass wiz Euch, MGtter angesichts der af Euan alzn
schwachen Schutern ruhenden Verantwordichkeit auf die Notbwendipkeit nm
wesen, bel der Auswahl der Arznei fir ds Kind yorIcbtio M coin. of H..
Nothwendlgkel, das Baby vr werthosen, unbekamten md narkotscben
Lfoguen gTade so zu bewahnen, vie or dem Feuer2
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Zone Star" Poe(ie.
8rifet Maes unb tpablet bas Bette!
l1nb laBt BEL ieoem Sreubenfefe
Das berrlihe nScme Gtar' muir allein
guer beliebtes @etranfe fem.
Ser liebe @ott bat nibt gepoat.
DaB gutes Bier ber6crben iDlt';
Drum Fat er uns aum gone gtar eben
guth einen suten Durit seseben.
Das nNlamo" lit meme Wonne,
8enn es 10 solbis tuie bic Sonne
SIN @laie blintenb nor mir febt
nnb MIDI Der Malsserub umtuebt.
0eun Mals uub popfen iinb bic @abelr.
Die in benz Bier ben Yrinter laben.
SIN @laie lieat elm 3auberbann,
9as uabre Soraenfrei!
uub nod tein beutiher Mann entrann
Der IiBen 3auberei!
Drum filet ben Beber nit Zones tars8 ier.
SIR ieib sesen Gorge eefeit.
unb balb nersaubert iein perbet SIR
Sn frbhlibe 5eiterteit!
SIN 8inter trint' ih Gone gtar : Bier
@ol aeaen SrOt uub &alte;
SIM CONNER ih es serne mir
CUR G~btibluns beiteute;
SIN Srdblins ibmedt es gar gu gut,
8ann's nibt genus betummen;
SIN Serbit eS quite 9ienite tut,
8eii es ben 9urft senommen.
CD trint' ih D4one Star" alIeseit,
@eii es mir Nua'' unb 6ers erfreut.
Mit 9rinten fdnet bas 9eben an,
8as Jung 9euohnt, iei alt aetan.
Drum ereifet lufi8 sum Ssue gtar= 8rau,
Sos i'm Glter Cure grquidHna fell
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Ttn6's @ents oapana Giaarre
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Itmd's5 Gents 6apana @iaarren
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SIN @inter trint' ih cone star 8ie,

Neit Srtnten fdnet oaS 9eben an,
8aS Jung 9emohnt, iei alt aetan.
Drum ereifet luitia gum ssne Star 8rau,
Sas i'm Glter Cure grquidpna fell
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

Alderman planted one in Dalryn-
pies ribs. Pettigrew singled and
Barry ran in Then Allie also found
Texas Jones ribs. The sacks were
full and what did the curly headed ex-
Notre Dame star do, but walk Collins
the next man up, and forced a run.
He pulled up on dry land by striking
out Quisser. The Senators made two
runs from all this melange and that is
all they got. But it put them one to the
good.
The seventh round proved the
lucky one for the White Sox. Alder
man got to first by Barry's error in
dropping the ball which Tex Jones
threw to him on a grounder from
short Quigley sacrificed him on
notch. Then Crum whaled one clear
out to the left field fence and Alder
man kinked the frying pan. Dunn
could not stand the pressure put on
the stick by Crum and followed suit
lacing out another three Dagger in the
same spot and Crum rolled over the
corrugated rubber. That ended the
scoring.
Altogether. however, Topeka hadsin-
fnitely more chances to score than the
Senators. In the fifth inning three
men died on the sacks without run,
one died in the first, one in the sec
ond, one in the third and another in
the fourth Two of these were as far
as third
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Sedalia now has the two big hitters
of the league in Michel and Jake
tfe New York State league and re-
turns to the GoIdbugs. then lookout
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Quisser pitched good ball, but he
does not compare at all with Alder
man. The southpaw was splitting the
pan with crooked ones practically
through the game, While Quisser had
nothing to fall back on but straight
ones when they had to so over.
one of the best pieces of work in
the way of fielding ever seen on the
Topeka diamond was the return Of
Quisser's drive in the fifth. He nailed
the ball clear to the left field fence,
but Cole got the sphere quickly
enough to make the Senatorial catch
er take but one base on his drive.
Crum's catch in the seventh was also
a brilliant piece of work
Owens umpired without getting into
any trouble. He gave general salts
faction. President Shiveley saw the
game. His hoodoo is broken, for To
pe1a won.
The only attempt at celebration over
the opening was the pitching of the
first ball by Mayor William H. Davis
He delivered a wide out and curve
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

kindly pass the hat and raise a. fund
to secure new uniforms for the Nets?
Is the management going to have our
ball team appear like Coxey's army?
They deserve better.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13
Mayor Davis Pitched the First BAH.

One thousand people witnessed the
contest which was doubtful almost to
she last, and cheered themselves hoarse
in their appreciation of the splendid
work of the white legs. Abbott's hopes
made not a single bauble all through
the game, fielding everything in perfect
style. On the other hand Guthrie made
but three errors and but one of these
was costly.
Both Quisser and Alderman were hit
equally hard, seven hits on each side
but those OF Topeka were harder and
longer and counted for more For
three innings Allie had the Senators
completely mystifed. In the fourth he
was touched up for a harmless single
which amounted to nothing In the
fifth another safe one was registered.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13
ANERICAN AssoCIATIoN sTANDING.



IN THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Toledo.
Louisville at Indianapolis.
Minneapolis at st. Paul
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Boston
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
IN THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Oklahoma City at Wichita.
Guthrie at Topeka.
Springfield at Sedalia.
Joplin at Leavenworth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13
Baseball Notes.

Boston Americans are running some
now.
Tom McCreery is captain of the IN
dianapolis club.
Cleveland is saving Red Donahue
for warm weather.
Umpire silk O.Loughlin has a car
buncle on his left leg, which bothers
him a lot in the games.
Boston Nationals We're forced to pay
Vic Willis $500 this season. It went
against the grain, too.
Wyatt Lee pitched his first game Of
the season last Thursday and was
batted freely in the first inning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

regular pitcher, being laid up with
sore arm received in a game in Lin
coin. He went into the box at the be-
ginning of the game, but had to retire.
After that pitchers were selected at
random and the visitors had their own
way with the ball. Wesleyan was puz-
lied by the delivery of Stevenson and
these two disadvantages made the game
onesided. The feature of the game was
the batting Of MCDANIEL, of Washburn.
who only failed one time to make a
safe hit. The crowd was small, owing
to threatening weather.
Score by innings:
Washburn go. 30 0-S
Wesleyan -. ......0 0 0 0 0 II
Batteries Stevenson and Dadisman;
McCanles, Morris and Jewell.
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tory here by defeating the Emporia
normals to 0. The local team put up
a good game in the field, giving Young
magnificent support and killing the only
hope of the visitors to score by fast
work in the eighth inning.
The feature of the game was Youngs
pitching as he allowed but twenty
eight men to face him.
Score by innings: R.H E
St Marvs ............O 0.0OOO51 10 0
Kansas Normal 80 0 0 0 90 5000 6
Batteries-Young and Walsh; Well
and and Priest. Umpire-MOss.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13
AT LAWRENCE.

1t was a rather patched up team that
represented Kansas university against
the Haskell Indians on McCook field,
but it was sufficient to defeat the Red
skins by a score of to 6. A base on
balls, two-bagger, a single and two
errors gave the Jayhawkers four runs
in the eighth and won the game for
Kansas. The university team leaves for
its Colorado trip today.
Score by innings: RHE
Kansas .-........O02 O1O24 2
Haskell - .-.........1 0 0 ? O000-6 s 6
Observation-Disclosures, Relfhan and Brook
ms; Haskell, Pete Hauser and Baird.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13
Cleveland 8. Washington 4.

Cleveland May 13.-Cleveland Won
the days game from Washington and
thus regained first place in most pc
culiar manner. With one out IN the
vanced raw tn third Then after q con
ference of Washington players. Jacob
sen purposely passed Lajoie. and Brad
ley. He then found himself unable TO
pitch strikes and passed Iurner aIso'
forcing Bay over the plate. Attendance
5.096.
-es-o,.a 1,-- s.,..s. R H E.
cyi s9S9is ~ innings .20O00110 s .
washington -. o O0120O % 3
Batteries-Joss and Buelow: Jacob
sen and Kittredge Umpires-ndoe ai my
and O'LaughIin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

home. Quigley threw the bail to the
home plate and Graves tried to get
back to third Henry ran him down
and whizzed the pill back to second 10
which haven Downs was trying to
make port. Cut off, the sorre1 top start
ed back 80 third and was caught be
tween the sacks and two were out. The
rest looked like easy sailing, but there
is many a slip. and the slips came.
Barry had made his way to second
while Graves and Downs were being
cut down.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13
Brooklyn ?. CINCINNATI 1.

Brooklyn, May 13.-Brooklyn won the
last game of the series from the Cincin-
natis after two men were out in the
tenth inning. 1t was a pitchers battle
up to the tenth when the home team
rallied at the bat.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Brooklyn 80. .-.....0 0 0 0 0 OIL 0 p z 4
Cincinnati 49, 49,. o 0 0 0 0 o. Z 2
Batteries-Jones and Bergen; Overall
and Phelps. Umpire-Johnstone. At
tendance, 1000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13
Scranton to PLAY BurIingame.

Scranton, Kan, May 13.-Scranton
goes to BurIingame Tuesday to play
Usage City for a purse of $50, put
up by the athletic association of Bur
lingame. This promises to be the
best game of the season in the county,
as Hokenson of the Central Kansas
league will pitch for Usage City.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
AAfERICAN LEAGUE.
81. I.onis 4. Philadelphia I.

St. Louis, May 13.-Harry Howell out
pitched Henley in the opening game of
the series with Philadelphia and the
local Americans won, 4 to I. In the
sixth inning four hits, a balk and
passed ball, resulting in three runs,
practically won for the home team. At
tendance, $500.
Score by innings: X Il Z,
PbiladeIphia 30 0 0OO01-1 4 2
Batteries-Howeu and Weaver; Hen
ley and Barton. Umpire-Kelly
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WESTERN AssOCIATION sTANDIN
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 5. Boston 4.

Boston, May 13.-Chicago won a loose
~ played, though exciting game from
were very effective until the final innig
Score by innings: RH.E.
Chicago .10OOOO0OOO4 0 s
Boston 49,. 80 0 o o 0 &c 81 4
Batteries-Brown and ONeill; Willis
and Needham. Umpire-Emslie and
Bausewine. Atetndance-1.53 $50.
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Iowa 1. Nebraska 0.

Iowa city, Ia, May 13.-Iowa UNI
versity administered a shutout to the
Nebraska Cornhuskers in the cleanesl
and most brilliant game ever Witness
ed on Iowa field.
The result leaves Iowa and Ne
braska on even terms for the season
The score:
Iowa .......00 1 0 0 0 81
Nebraska 80 0 0 0 0 0 Go
Yessler and Humeston; Morse ana
Bender.
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Pittsburg 6. Philadelphia 4.

Philadelphia, May 13.@Three times
MCGEE went to the bat with the bases
full and failed to drive in a run. Pitts
burg batted Caldwell off the slab and
Phillippi was hit in the right elbow
and forced to retire. Wagner made a
home run drive through the doorway
Of the clubhouse. Attendance. 2,525.
Score by innings: RHE.
Pittsburg ....s ........!0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0-6 8 2
Philadelphia -. 80 0 1 0 o. 2
Batteries = Philnppi, Lynch and
Carisch; Caldwe1I, rPittinger. Corridor
and Doom. Umpire-Klem.
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On Kansas Diamonds.
AT STERLING.

In a baseball game here between
Cooper college and Hutchinson high
school Hutchinson was the winner by
the score of 4 to O. Batteries Sterling,
McCarrol1 and Hass; Hutchinson,
Roselle and Whiteyde. Umpire-Brown.
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me summary: Earned runs-Wich-
Stolen bases-Risiev. HaIia Home
ruIn.s+-oehring. Bevis Three-base hits
LEA. L.eary, Green. Two-base hits
4 dsaIggo o, Green, Holland. Struck out
~ t5enrlng 8. by Halla l. Time-l:50.
Attehoance-1.9 SOC, Umpire-Regan-
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New York G, st. Louis 5.

New York, May bly, winning the
game, the last of the present series. the
New York Nationals made it three
straight from St Louis.
Score by innings: RH.E.
st. Louis .....'..........O2Oo0O3OO-5 8
New York .-..........3 0 0 0 So 3
Batteries Egan and Grady; Wiltse
and Bresnahan. Umpire-O'Day. At
tendance. 3 400.
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AZ 81. PAuIL

Score by Innings:
st. Paul ...-........0 2 I'll
Kansas City ......O 0 0 0 2 o.
Batteries-Evans, Wright and Moo
nan; Eels, Stoner and Butler.
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New York z, Chicago 3.

Chicago, May 13.-New York defeated
Chicago Z to g. The feature of the game
was a one-handed catch by Yeager of
TannehilTs drive. retiring Chicago with
the bases full in the eighth inning. At
tendance, $50.
Score by innings: r r, E.
New York .......2 2 0 3 6 0 % OF u 0
Batteries-Whit Walsh and Sullivan;
Ortiz and Kleinow. Umpire-Connolly-