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The Forrest City times., 1906-10-26
BIuefieIds Wrecked.

Boston.-The United Fruit Com pany's steamer Limon. just arrived here from Port Limon, Costa Rica, re- ports that Bluefields. one of the most prosperous towns of Nicarauga. is in ruins and that all the banana plan tations had been destroyed by the hur. ricane which swept the coast of South America recently.
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-26
BEFORE U. 6. SUPREME COURT
Argument in the Case of Mover, Hay.
 wood and Pettbone.

Washington. D. C.-The supreme court of the United States heard ar. gument in the cases of Charles B. Mover, w. D. Haywood and George A. Pettibone, officers and members of ll4e Western Federation of Miners, who are in prison in Canon county. Idaho, under charge of murdering former Gov. SteunenUerg of tha state. The case comes to this court on an appeal from the decision Of the Idaho federal court refusing to grant writs of habeas corpus.
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-26
narlna Robber Identified

Hamburg. Ger.-The Fremden. b.aat says the Hamburg police have ldetified the swindler. whose daring robbery at Coepenick on Oct l6 has thrown all Germany into laughter, as one Adolf Mlllner against whom the police have proof of numerous crimes. Millner was born in the United States. His father is & German business man.
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-26
He Drops Out.

New York.-Senator Clark of Mon tana has arrived here from Europe He said that he will not seek re-elee- ton to the senate. Ills term expires in March He said that he feels con fident that the next legislature in Montana will be Democratic. Senator Clark added that his retirement from the senate will not mean retirement from active politics.
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-26
Analnst Contract Breakers.

Cincinnati. o.-The National base ball commission has decided that in the future the names of players who have violated their contracts with major league clubs shall not be included in the reservation lists sub mitted to the commission.
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-26
Cashier Drives Away Robbers.

Joplin, Mo, Oct 23.-A. V. Man ming, cashier of the Mcdonald County bank at Pineville, 40 miles south of Joplin, exchanged shots with two robbers whom he encountered at work at the bank. No one was hurt and the robbers escaped without obtain ing any booty. The bank was wrecked by charge of dynamite set off by the robbers.
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-26
A NeM erunswick Jurlst bead.

St. Stephens, N. B.-Former Judge Stevens, one of the best known jurists and orators in this province. died at his home here. aged S4. He was born in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-26
Mcclellan Bolts Hearst.

New York, N. Y.-Mayor McClel- lan has given out a statement in which he says he will not vote for Hearst for governor.
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-26
A Bankrupt Bank.

Washington.-The Peoples Savings bank of this city has been closed by order of the comptroller of the cur. rency. The bank Is said to be insoly. ent.
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-26
Japan's Budget Grows.

London-The Daily Telegram's cor respondent at Tokio estimates that the next Japanese budget wN exeoed the present one by sl00 900. 900.
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-26

Ten thousand lives lost and SEQ. .000. 900 damage caused at Hongkong by September typhoon reported at Vic toria. B. C., by Japanese ship.
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EVENTS ON AVE RUNNING TRACKS
Eddie ware wins the Albany Handi-
can Al Saratoga.


SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 22.-The track
at saratoga was still heavy today and the
fields were greatly reduced. Eddie Ware
defeating Smiling Tom and Kallaloe, the
favorite Eddie Ware broke in front ana
was never in doubt, winning py unre s,s
selling races which are against the rules
ned 800 each eE the stewards wards
to Yves, a horse that started few days
ago, and was claimed by M J.. Hayman,
but was returned to Drake srd sSmS aIi fur
ing third Time: 1:esfs.
two miles: Yama Christy' won, Python
second, Allegiance third Time: 49,;
Third race. mile: Dishabille won. Cotton
Town second Veronique thiro" iin'e'
Fourth race, the Albany hand,cap six six
furiongs; Eddie Ware won. Smiling Tom
Fifth race, mile and three-sixteenths:
Right Royal won, Colonel Bartlett second,
sixth race, six furlongs: shotgun won,
Bohemia second. Dr. Gardner third. Time:
CINCINNATI. O.. Aug. 22.-Resuits ct
First race, Ave furlongs: Miss oficious
won Avendow second Decklaw third
Second race, six furionss: Frank Bill
won Miss Anxious second. linda third
Time: l;lSN, .#. -. .-,.. ....
Third race, seven furlongs Martha Cor
man won, Terms Rod second, BanpoSal
third. Time 1:32h.
Fourth race, steeplechase handicap, club
house course: Dunning won, Subador SEQ
ond. Blue Mint third. Time: 3:37%.
Fifth race, mile and quarters; Swift
Wing won, Postman second, Lansdowne
third. Time: 2;14x
Sixth race, six furiongs: Roscoe won.
Revolt second, Mum third. Time; 1:1saS
Seventh race, one mile: Fonsoluca won,
Amberita second, Prince of Pless third.
Time: 1:l6h
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION MEETS
Cases of Kelley and Lydiard Referred
to National COmmissiOn.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2a-The case of
Manager NJ. j. Kelley and Secretary l.. A.
Iydiard of the Minneapolis base ball club,
who were cited to appear and show cause
why they should not be expelled for their
alleged connection with the charges
against Umpire Clarence owens, who was
accused of wagering money on the Mime
apolis- Columbus series played in Mime
apolis several weeks ago and who was
later acquitted. came to AN abrupt ending
this evening after the passage OF resolu-
ton offered by Charles S. Havenor of Mil
waukee and seconded by T. j. Bryce Of
Columbus, referring the whole matter TO
the National Base Ball commission, This
action was taken in view of the fact that
earlier in the day the control Of the Min
neapolis club passed into new hands the
new owner being Gus Koch OF this city.
Kelley and Lydiard, by disposing OF their
stock. sever their connection as officers Of
the club, this situation rendering II un-
necessary for the board of directors Of
the American association to take action in
their cases,
The resolution includes request that
the National Base Ball commission, at the
earliest possible opportunity, take such
action in reference to l.. A. Lydiard and
NJ. ]. Kelley as in It's judgment seems best
and proper.
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TENNIS TOURNEY IN NEWPORT
Wright and ward Become Permanent
Owners of Doubles Trophy.

anu NnEu become feEmAheuN
Owners of Doubles Trophy.
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 22.-Two cham
pionship cups were lifted and another
firmly fixed for at least one year more In
the tennis at the Casino to-day. BealS 9:
Wright Of Boston and Holcomb Ward Of
Orange, N. j., became the permanent own
ers OF the doubles trophy by defeating III.
II, Hackett and +. B, Alexander of New
York, sets to 1; while Karl n. Behr OF
Yale university put out of the all-comers
single tournament former champion William
A. Larned of Summit. N. j.. who had to
win one more victory to obtain possession
Of the singles championship cup.
The doubles match was the challenge
round, Ward and. Wright defending their
title against Hackett and Alexander, the
champions of the east. and winning. 3d.
The Behr-Larned contest was in the sec
ond, round Of the all-comers tournament,
and the score was 50 6-4, rs.
The result of the doubles was expected
by many, but Larned's defeat was unlocked
for. Bchr waited until the first set was
his service. After that he played very fast.
The doubles match was much harder
fought contest than that OF last year. when
the same quartet met In the challenge
match. Wards play, In view of his alb
sence from the game since his return from
work of Hackett and Alexander showed
considerable Improvement. Wright is rap
idly rounding into shape for the cham
pionship match In singles next week.
Practically the entire second round OF
thirty-two matches in the singles tourna-
good beginning made on the sixteen in the
third round. Except for the Behr-Larned
contest there were few surprises. and
straight set victories prevailed.
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tanding. of the Teams.
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today: Des Moines at Omaha,
Pueblo at Lincoln, Denver. at Sioux City.
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Fetsrs Aim . GOOD Lo.er.

A remarkable feature OF the game was
Blatherwick's ABILITY TO handle Peters
speedy balls. He was able to place them
with remarkable skill. His ambidexterity
gave him a wonderful reach. Peters, al
ways y great fayorite with the gallery,
still further established himself in it's good
graees by his good humor even while
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-23

Second round. "-r ft.
Holland and Young beat Beard and
Baron, 81, 60
Holland and Young beat Mcconnell and
West, 60, 90
rCOnso1ations singles: ..---.
Iemere beat Beard, 60 81.
Huntington beat Perry. so. SO.
f. Collins and Hayes play an exhibition
game this morning. Collins Is quite dis
appointed over HE defeat and Hayes needs
a good warming up before his challenge
match Saturday. so this game Will be
played and will be az interesting as any.
All had looked forward to the challenge
match being played between these two and
had figured out the dope on their relative
playing ability.
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Minneapolis ..-.......0 0 o % II
Indianapolis .........0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 90
povbie pIsy ni' Yeaser to Freeman er Struck
out: BY Cadwallader, 3; by Crowley, /.
Sacrifice hits: Yeager, Fox. Stolen base:
Sullivan. Left on bases: Minneapolis I;
indianapolis. Z. Time: lis. Umpire: Egan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-23
RIFLE MATCH AT FORT SHERIDAN
Sergeant Cox of Twenty-seventh
Makes Highest Score of Day.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-At the end of the
first days record firing Of the army rife
competition being held at Fort Sheridan
fantry led the team with score Of 2e9 out
OF O possible 200 points. Today's program
tionary target, the ranges being 200. 400.
500 and coo yards. In the rapid fire thirty
seconds time was given in which to fire
the f1ve shots.
Tomorrow the competitors will be given
skirmish firing. On Friday today's pro-
gram will be repeated and on Saturday,
the last day OF the shoot, the skiT1nish mr.
ing will be given again.
The twelve men making the best records
in the four days shoot will constitute the
team which will represent the regular
army at the national rifle shoot to be held
at Sea Grit N J.
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Iowa Boat. 40 o.h.o.b.

The Council Bluffs Rowing association
boat crew left for Oshkosh Wednesday to
take part In the races which will be run
there during the next week More prizes
and more races than ever before are on
the program and the sailors hope TO bring
back some trophies from Lake WlnnebaRo.
The PottaWattamie has been altered in
several respects and was shipped a week
ago. This Is the new boat by which tho
crew hopes 10 make good run in the
class b races. Friends OF the crew look
to this boat TO be the winner in, class B
and many besides the crew have gone 70
the races. Over twenty clubs have entered
in the class b events and the competition
promises to be keen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-23

One OF the hottest ball games of the sea-
son was played here to-day between the
strnng riy iva betWeen e ths teams bo,S
supremacy and Il was fought out
here to-day on neutral ground. 1t required
score being a lie at 4 each al he end m
the ninth inning. At the close Of the thir-
tenth the score stood 70 in favor OF
Minden. Batteries: For Minden. Adams.
Bliss and Goarde: for Bertrand Atkinson,
Masters and Masters. Umpire: Il. r. Sad
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FIetcher-HiIes NIntcH

The Fletcher-Hiles match was the fret
important match of the afternoon, and the
remarkable thing about the match was that
but one game of the whole match went to
deuce, and that was won by Hiles. The
net work Of Fletcher was superb, and Hilos
seemed unable to pass him at any stage
of the proceedings. Fletcher was nearer
to his old championship form than at any
time this year and played a far better
game than he has so far in the tourna-
ment. He seems stronger and more active
than when he was here before and won
back many of his old-tim hackers by the
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Races at GaIesBurE.

GALEsBURG, H., Aug. 2.-Trotting race
results:
Illinois 2:1s pace; purse. 5000: Launcelot
3:0e The Danna was second, George r.
third Sir -Chauncey. Katrina, Fourth OF
Glen Patchen started.
Class 2;i5, pacing; purse $500: Dan Spen-
Ger won In straight heats Time: 2:ll, 21lk,
211k. Major Woodland was second. III
reca, George Perry and Black Grattan
started. George Perry; fayorite, fell in
the second heat.
Michael won in straight heats. Time:
2:1S&, 2:14ih 215%. Darris MARTIN second;
Greco, third; Prince OF Calcutta, drawn.
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Yes, the Run Counts.

HUBBELL, Neb.. Aug. 22-To the Sport
ing Editor OF The Bee: A man Is on first
and a man on third. The man on first starts
for second and when the catcher throws the
ball to get him the man on third scores
and subsequently the runner on hrst is
run count?
Answer-Yes. Exactly this situation
transpired in the game between Des Moines
and Omaha yesterday, when Schipke scored,
while O'Leary was being doubled up
between first and second.
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drfves. There was little iobbing IN me
whole match and most o. the work con-
sisted OF passing each other az The net ana
voIleying. In the second set, Holland played
some more good .tennlss but Gilman was
too strong on his drives and placed we'll
In the last set Gilman volleyed in hne
form and passed he opponent several times
Holland played It hard to the finish. but
Gilman's passing stroke was too much for
him. All the games in each set were close
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huntington and Hiies OF Sioux City VIII
play Collins and Peters of Chicago in tho
doubles at $3.50 this morning. The win
ners Of this match win play Hughes and
Kohn at this afternoon. y.
Hayes and Blatherwick will play Hol-
land and Young in the championship
doubles this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Matches in the consolation doubles and
singles must be played of this morning.
Consolation singles
Qualifying round:
L. Potter beat L. Kennard, Ga, GA.
G. Armstrong beat w. Chambers, 6-1.'
First round: 81. s.
Sherman beat Van Camp, Ell, go. -
Armstrong beat Lamere. s.S. Ell, SO. :
Linn beat Wood, rs, 4-b, '6-4.
Championship doubles, Arst round d.
Nicely, SO, 60. ~
Second round y =
Hayes and .Blatherwicts- beat Sherman
and Potter, SO, SO. tiy. =. -
Potter and Dining. bye ~
-Lamere and Armstrong, bye. =.
Perry and Potter play Wood and Du.
irene. -,
Chambers and Van Camp pley j. Cald-
well and +. Potter. . ~.
Oldham and A. N. other play Atterbury
,Dohefty' and Nelly play seribner and;
Champe and Edmunston. bye.
Beard and Baron, bye. - y.
Ideal Place for.7Tennis.
'T have been to a good many tourha-
ments" said r. r. Beard of Pella, Ia,
but never saw a better place for holding
tournament than the Omaha Field club.
The courts are excellent and all in full
view of the whole gallery. never saw the
women turn out in larger numbers than
they do in Omaha, and 1t is not idle curios-
ity on their part for they all seem to
understand the game, The clubhouse is
most admirably situated for the attend
ance Of such large numbers. The tourna-
ment committee should feel proud of the
way this tournament has been handled
| BY far. the largest gallery of the week
watched the games Wednesday afternoon,
the porches and all available space on the
lawns being filed. Wednesday seemed to
be great day for the women to give
luncheons at the Field club, and the din
ing room was filled at noon, the women
staying to see the matches. SO 80 y,
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HARNESS RACING AT READvIbLt
ia Custer wins the Breeders
Hnanrifr for Trnffera.


READVII.LE, Mass, Aug. 2a-The uh-
looked for victory Of Ed. Custer In the
American Horse Breeders Futurity stake
for 3-year-olds and the arrest OF six men
charged with bookmaking were the fea-
lures of the second days grand circuit
meet at the Readville track today. The
Norfolk stake for 2:0e PAGERS was won by
Argot Boy. which took all three heats. FL
Mnagro took three heats In the 2l2 trot-
ting race without difhculty.
and lie the first Of the large futurities OF
the year. Gay Bingen was the choice, but
came on the. track slightly lame. At the
start OF the first heat he remained In sec
moved up and at the turn was half
length in the lead Cochato came strong =
however, and carried the leaders to a breaA
In the stretch and won by a length. Ed.
Custer was fourth. In the second heat
the far turn the latter broke and tho Wis
consin horse won easily Ed. Custer, in
the third heat, led from wire to wire. The
time OF the nrst heat was within a quarter
for s-year-old stations, held by Cresceus.
Ardele, the Geers entry, was the IA
vorite for the Norfolk but Cox kept AR
got Boy close to Ardelle in the first heat
until the half was reached, when he went
z:oSh, beating the record for the stake Of
2!Of% made by Morning Star. The next
two heats were easy for the New Hamp-
II was not until the Anal heat Of the
i.l2 trot that Ell Milagro was challenged
by Jenny Scott, but the mare Did not have
the necessary speed to catch the gelding.
Secretary Jewett of the New England
Breeders association said after the races
today that there would be pool selling on
the races at the track tomorrow, not
outstanding the raid today. Results;
The Norfolk, 2:0S class, pacing, purse
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OMAHA.

Earned runs: Omaha, s; Des Moines. l.
Three-base hits;/ Bassey. GOnding. Schipke.
Two-base hits: Aubrey %. Welch (D, Per-
Wolf, Dexter. Hits: ON Dodge in i've and
tworthirds innings. 5; on McNeeley in
three and one-third Innings, & Sacrifice
hits: Dodge, Wolf. Struck out; Nv Dodge.
4: by McNeeley, l. by Gilien, 8. First base
on balls on Dodge. a. on McEeeley, q;
of Gillen, !. Hit by pitched ball: By
Dodge, Magoon, Schipke, Dexter; by
McNeeley. Wolf. Balk: Dodge. Left on
bases: Des Moines Z; Omaha. 6. Time:
1:S. Umpire: Lynch. Attendance: 900
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ties Wa from Giants


'Batted for Gibson in ninth.
'Batted for Willis In ninth.
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.
Pittsburg .............0 o 0 0-1 0 o 0 Ia
New York ...........1 o 0 o OIL
stolen i bases: '' MeGS SEn steans Double
plays: Wagner, Ritchey to Nealon; Strang
Dahlen TO McGann. Bases on balls: on
Willis q of Mathewson, 8. Struck out
BY Willis, 8. Left on bases: Pittsburg, 0;
New York, s. Time: 1:40 Umpires; Emslie
and Klein.
st. Louis Defeats Boston.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 22.-St. Louis won
the opening game from Boston, to 2.
Score:
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RandoIph Beats BIoomneId.

RANDOLPH. Neb.. Aug. z-(special Tel
eRram AT the second days play of the
Randolph base ball tournament Bloomfield
fell u Victim TO Randolph by a score OF
3tol Both Merchon and Donaway pitched
good ball but the hits allowed by Merchon
we're more widely scattered. Ten Of the
Bloomfield batters fell victims TO the bend
ers served up by Merchon. Score;
Randolph ............o "a
Batteries Randolph. Aerchon and Pat
ridge; bloomfield, Donaway and Tarrant
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Collins - An In.

At the end Of the, lasttzet, Collins was all
In and ther doctor declared he had barely
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Game. I'm rhree-ILeaau..

At Cedar Rapids - Cedar Rapids. 8;
Bloomington. 2
At Rock Island-Peoria. 6; Rock Island, /
At Decatur-Decatur-D Dubuque game post
poned; rain.
At Springheld-F1rst game: Springfield
s; Davenport. o. Second game: Spring
field. 2; Davenport, L
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women visit Nelson's Camp.

GOLDFIEID. New, Aug. 22-From 3
O'clock 70 4 o'clock this afternoon 1t was
ters Nearly 300 women were present ana
witnessed the ''BattleT' at his work. Mel
son is nearly at weight now, weighing less
than 13l pounds Cans. having made his
weight is taking things very easy.
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Grand Island Wins slow Game.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., Aug. 11-(spe-
cial Telegram. )-Grand Island won a slow
game OF %" from ''0 RTE sif
Grand Island. o I1oo2 400 .GI !
Hastings .......0 o o o OIL I
Batteries: Hastings, Ruegge and Potest
Grand Island. Welsh and ToMnsend.
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copp wins Chicago Champion.hip.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12-Arthur w. copp OF
the Chicago ONCE OF the Associated Press
Chicago in the tournament which was en-
ished today at Jackson park. His opponent
was r. c. Knlckeroocker OF the Jackson
score was 81 and his opponents IS.
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sioux Outhit, but Win.

SIOUX CITY. Aug. 2.-Though outhit by
the vi5itors, Sioux City won a smuggling
match from Denver today by a score OF
10 70 s. Denver's bunch of errors, espe-'
cially in the second inning figured largely
in tae result. Wright was driven out OF
the box In the fourth. but Adams. VINO
succeeded him, Jared no better. Engle
succeeded in checking the bomba rdment.
At the same time Denver was hitting Jar
rott hard and in the ninth inning. when
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Every share of stock is sold 20
Milwaukee e Man.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 2.-The control OF
the Minneapolis franchise and players in
the American association was to-day trans
ferred TO Gus Koch Of Milwaukee, who will
assume management at once.
II Is said Koch purchased every share in
the Minneapolis club from Watkins and
Rauschaupt of indianapolis. Koch an
nounced tonight that he would retain kei-
ley as manager OF the club.
The new owner left for Minneapolis to-
night, and IL is said will endeayor TO form
stock company consisting OF Minneapolis
business men.
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BOSTON.

Earned runs: Boston, l. st. Louis, /. Two
base hits: Dolan, Hostetter. Karger. Sacri-
flee HIT Burch. Double play: Pfeiffer, Ten
ney TO Young. Stolen bases: Bennett Mar
shall Howard. Hit by pitched ball. BY
Karger. 1. Wild pitches Young. l. Bases
Karger, 4; by Young, A. Left on bases: 81
Louis. 4; Boston, s. Time: $50. Umpire:
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LINCOLN.
PUEBLO.

P PnsS1H ;.'.'..'..'....SS go
Holmes. Thomas. Fiske. Sacrihe hits:
Gagnier, Ketchem. Barton (2). Stolen bases:
Barton, McGilvray. Double plays: Fenlon,
Eyler and Gagnier; Bader, Fiske and Ton
neman. Bases on balls: on Eyler, 2; off
Stimmel 2. Hit by pitched BALL BY Slim
mel l. Struck out: By Eyler 4; by Slim
mel, 2. Left on bases: Lincoln, 8; Pueblo,
8. First base on errors: Pueblo l. Time I.
100. Umpire: Davis. Attendance: 800. 70
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standing of the Teams.

Games today: Columbus at MILWAUKEE,,
Toledo at Kansas City, Indianapolis at
Minneapolis, Louisville at st. Paul
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MARsHAILT0WN, Ia. Aug. Z2.-(spe-
eiai Telegram. )-Following are the results
In the Iowa league: ~
Ottumwa. 3; Keokuk. s.
Burlington 8; OEkaloOsa,
Marshalltown, S; Clinton, 4
Waterloo, a; Fort D0ADA q
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GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago Defeats Phila deIphis In Hard
Fought Contest.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22-Chicaxo defeated
Philadelphia to-day in close and hard
fought contest scoring runs on better
consecutive hitting than that of the visit
ors. There was considerable fault-fnding
by both teams on the umpiring, Gleason
kicking so hard that he was put out of the
game In the eighth. Score:
CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA
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Indiana stilI WinninE.

WINsIDE, Neb.. Aug. Especial Tele-
gram. THE Cherokee Indians are still
winning They defeated Wlnside here to-
day, score 10 4. Stanton yesterday. score.
II 70 3.