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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-30

Pruitt and oadwallader were pitted against
each other yesterday afternoon at Minnehaha
park, and this time the st. Paul team nearly
wiped the nillers of the map. ...s5,
i More than 5000 people witnessed the slauEh-
TER and Of these thirty-seVen were from st..
Paul. pruitt pitched bis usual steady game
sand had the home team guessing all thru, the
konly score coming after costly error by Geier
bat short. Cadwallader allowed eleven hits but
Kept them scattered. a1tho this did good as
Ekhs team went to the bad from the start and
Ia total Of nine errors were made. In the mat
Eaer Of erring Oyler took first place with five,
while Shannon succeeded in making three Cad
twallader was credited with the other-a wild
b1hrow to Freeman. ..r
/ The saints started to score in the first inning
eawhen Sugden, who had reached first on field
ter's choice. got to second bad throw by
fShannon and scored on q hit by Fr1sk. In the
Second inning they scored again, and In the
tth1rd four runs were made as result of a
s1eries OF errors In the fourth one more was
Enade and then millers held them down until
1.-THE eighth when more errors and a few hits
FEesulted In two runs, making q total Of nine.
Ed Greminger was spiked by Pruttt in the
Fourth inning and was forced to retire in favor
sof Graham. He was sent down town in
EeasriaSe to have the wound dressed without
tdelay, as 1t was serious cut. -.-.-.s-.
I The millers left for Milwaukee last night and
E.sVill travel around most of the circuit before
sEeturntng Aug. lH,
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TENNIS TOURNEY
STARTED TODAY
Northwestern Cham ionship Con-
test on at Burton Courts
at Deephaven.

Play started this afternoon In the northwestern
tennis tournament on the Burton courts at Deep
haven, with the preliminary play in singles.
IN the drawings this morning Il. g. Hunt
drew with Evan Reese, the st. Paul star, and
]. !. B. Larned OF the famous tennis playing
family drew with q. X Be1den-N Nat Emerson.
the Chicago star, drew bye and W. O. Burton,
the Minneapolis player, drew with s. Thompson.
Some Of the other draws insured close and
exciting pldy for the opening. The courts are
IN splendid condition and large attendance of
me racquet enthusiasts was expected at the
number Of entries morning play. Will be neces.
sazy, and beginning tomorrow the play will
start at 1890 and ! O'Clock daily until the
championships are decided.
krelgh Collins, present western champion and
played In England In June. win again enter
the tournament and will defend his title us
northwestern champion, won last year at Deep
haven. His opponent in the finals last year,
4. g. Hunt OF California, started in the! play
today. Mr.. Hunt has recently won the southern
state and the gulf state championships. He has
played at Minnetonka the last three years In
enort 70 win the northwestern title. and Is con-
sidered formidable candidate for the cham
pionship this year.
The play starting this afternoon was in the
singles and the complete drawings were a. fol.
lows: 50 - = i - -
!. e. Wheeler VS.. Mr. Lossch.
9; Thompson vs.. ". Q. Burton. a%
= 1VueEt 0LOEmS vs.. Mr.. Hhem.
Eder Moulton VS.. H. II. Jones.
Nat Emerson-Bye
u. 81. CLANCY vs.. Paul Gardner.
". =. Hayes vs.. Mr., Blathersw1ck.
Evan Reece VI. r. G. Hunt.
Z. w. Day vs.. w. D. Love. q: - B
T. x. Thompson Vs. Heath Byford.
: J. q. Kicker VS.. r. Greer ~
W. p. Bates ". T. N. Jayne. T.,
T. q. Northrup vs.. J. J. Rogers
9. X. Belden VS.. J. I. B. Larned.
George Beckwith vs.. Mr.. Breaker.
L: e. Waidner vs., Mr.. Dow. A. @
W.. s. Lafans vs.. NJ. Weadley.
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Z Indianapolis .,..,.9 Q o 0 20o-e s
Batter,es-Chech and Abbott; Hatrord and
Holmes:
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QUESTIONS ANSWERED

h,, n. -, Dets q. after the first game with Co1um
D'ls Inat minneapolis would in he next three
AS AS me frst game Of the remaining three was
aer1 1ena r. claims bet is or &. caiws that
the bet. Who is right? "' "e Wills
An s;Wu the arbitrary ruling of o,Brien
VINE at pat to land on wide one? Kindiv
give me rule and where same can be found.
of Rule 81. Section g. -. = '7 - { a'ion
;s WI vi you kindly say how Cadwallader's name
is pronounced to settle bet TS5@f1Sos A AADe
-, AnsWerICad. wall a der, accept on second syl-
! eai giving the >"a's' the same sound as in
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ROosEVEITERs TO CLASH
Lady Actors Of This City to Play
Saints, 81. .....

On next Saturday afternoon the first Of 4
series Of three games between the Minneapolis
and st: Faul Roosevelt clubs will be played
great deal OF interest. az great rivairy exists
between the two clubs. In last years series
the Minneapolis boys won out, and for that
Of this series. =
The Minneapolis team Is composed Of some
Of the best players In the club, among whom
are Jud Belden, babe" LOOMS, Dulaney, for
meEly Of Harvard. and Condor and willis who
GaV viii be called st S:S6 .ns s,@I assr
umpire, perhaps Frank Figgemeir, will ofri.
ciate. F-1E e.t @
& The second game Of the. ssries will be played
Iat Ntconet park on Saturday. Aug. II, willie
the final will be played In the downtown park
In st. Paul On the following Saturday. -
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EASTERN LEAGUE
WISCONSIN STATE LEAGUE

Newark-Jersey City, postponed, rain.
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AMERICAN TRAP SHOTS
WIN FROM CANADIANS

Winnipeg, Man., July oo.-Twelve American
trapshooters have wrested the international tro-
ply from the Canadians who have held 1t since
the trap tournament Of 1905. Until toward the
close OF the event the Canadians were slightly
ahead, but the Americans won out By seven
birds.
The Pembina IN. d. Gun club II entering a
claim to tho honor this year Of taking charge OF
the naSs, which Crookston got In 1904.
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CHENILLE TRACK
IN PERFECT SHAPE

Cleveland, Ohio, July S0.--The Chenille track
was in almost perfect condition for the opening
OF the grand circuit trotting races today. The
heavy rains of yesterday were followed by
hot sun and fine breeze which combined to dry
out the track. The feature OF today's card
viii DO the merchants and manufacturers
$4,000 stake for trotters. The favorites In
this race are Silver Band, Kenneth Mack and
Brilliant Girl. Thirteen horses will start.
Three other events will be decided today, the
2:06 and 2:10 pace. and the 2:10 trot
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YACHT. CLUBHOUSE
ON THE HIGH SEAS.

New York, July 30-Two hundred scared men,
women and children went drifting down the
Hudson river yesterday in a story house
without basement. They were in the home
Of the aInwood Yacht club, which is usually to
be found with its pontoon floor anchored to
women lost their. heads and wanted to jump
overboard.. z.z
strong ebb tide had the house in its grip
and was taking it at a good four-knot clip down
the river until steam launch with powerful
engine overhauled it and towed it back q
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AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

The Camdens won from the Holtzermanns yes
terday in close and exciting teninntng game,
twiriine for the camdens. was in the game at
all times and had good su3port. scheFer also
at at critical times 4 feature Of the game was
the fast work of Showers at second for the Cam
dens. Score by innings:
f GoitssFn.nn. 81 9 : 8 IS IA !
The Camdens would like game With some
fast local team for Sunday.
!. The Mohawks defeated the Growers yesterday
before large crowd by score OF 8 to 4.
h ef s ns BAH
eased up bit. The Mohawks have won II ont
Of 10 games played. They would like TO ar
with the Thrills fr the
1851 East Thirty first street.
LAuR1rzENs ARE BE1rrrLED.
Lauritzen team Of Minneapolis played two
practice games here Saturday and Sunday, losing
Manager Congdon is ready to take on any real
fast twin city team. and also wishes to book
Young Acknowledgement for another game.
The voss team defeated the winnigans BY the
score of to Z. The feature Of the game
was the pitching Of Martin for the winners, who
hits. Next Sunday the Voss team win play
the Diamonds.
The Iroquois team went to Narkville yester-
day and easily defeated the latter by score
of II to s. The feature Ct the game was the
pitching Of Carlson and the heavy batting OF
the Iroquois team. The IroQnois would like
to hear from some out-of- town team for next
Sunday. For games address J.. Larson, 1899
Bloomington avenue. Yesterdays score:
M sGsssssf g g
Batteries-Larson and Carlson; Wilson and
Centerwall.
The Chamber Of Commerce team defeated the
Submits by score of IL to q. Cross, for the
winners, caught steady game, while another
feature was a sensational stop by Esterson.
The score by innings: r II r
G. of C...........5 / 2 122 O la Is 8
SUBMITS -. 20 $40 o % so-.s . Z
MISUNDERSTANDING and Cross; :Hartzci and
Hanson
In game that was hard fought from start
to finish the Minneapolis Operators defeated the
st. Paul Operators on the urmory grounds yes
terday forenoon by score of 13 to IL. The
feature of the game was the play Of Conney and
Rustad. In the eighth, with the bases full and
no one down, Tessier hit hot one to Finch,
who juggled and finally threw Wild to first.
The result was four scores. 1t was a fine chance
for a double play. The score:
minneapolis ..s...........1 90 80 B 2 id
1T. Paul .................1 2 90 20 0-i2
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WAS NOT FIRED
Ryan says He Quit Evansville to Avoid
a Damage Suit Service.
Journal Special Service.

doufnaI Special Service, =
..i Terre 1aeaute. nd, July ao.-Manarer
club. passing thru Terre HATTIE fo ,Hagus
a a the report from Evansville that Ia hsG
Peer peen let out as manager. He said be was get ret
sniE away TO avoid service in $50 900 damage
broman' Louisville travelling salesman. whom
Aya If 1 ihars elected &c from the grandstand.
affair mere ere Is any double crossing on in this
t Evansvlile and get into the game with both
s se1; PRESIDENT Walker said nothing about re-
&C. full salary in any event n don't care
a IL am asked to resign Two years is long
tho rsa as manager of this league
ma a.s spots on you and the third you are a dub
l nave several good offers now = N0
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GIRL SW1MS FAST
Boston Maiden Rivals the Feats of Miss
Kellerman.

Bostou. July oo.-Adiss Rose P1lonf. an 11.year.
old Dorchester girl. accomplished = wonderful
acquatn feat Saturday afternoon, swimmine
from Commercial point across Dorchester bay to
s p. hilI beach and return. The girl covered
hfty-three minutes. The swim, the first way.
Was Accomplished in 25k minutes, which heats
MSS R1lon1 s own record of thirty-tiree rnirutes
made last summer. The return trip made unfer
alsadyantases, caused by strong wind and
heary wares Was made. In 27k minutes.
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FAST WORK ON
HOME DIAMOND.
Millers Made a Splendid Showing
in the July Campaign
Just Closed.

Since it's return from fits second trip abroad
the Minneapolis team has won twenty three and
lost fourteen games an average of .622. The
millers won four straight from Toledo and Louis
vile, three out Of four from Indianapolis, three
out OF FIVE from Milwaukee. five out Of eight
from Kansas City, from st.
Paul and lost three straight to Columbus
The millers outbatted and out6elded their
opponents during the last home series and stole
nearly twice as many bases. The record by
series in the order Of their playing Is rs fol-
lows: =+
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6 6.Sis R1I fai.S wf S;s,,s. !
La Crosse 2, Freeport o.
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Totals ...................... %

AotoAS 20 1t
Louisville leads the American association in
team batting, team fielding, base running, double
plays, errorless games. No wonder George Te-
beau cannot understand why the colonels lose.
On the other hand, Columbus Is at the bottom
In base running and batting, yet leads in the
percentage column .,-. ~. -
Minneapolis leads in sacrifice hits, is third
IN base running, second in double plays, and
sixth in batting. - L-.rs
st. Paul and Columbus lead In home runs,
Louisville In threebaggers and Toledo and st.
Paul in doubles. r..
Columbus has shut out opposing clubs sixteen
times this year and Indianapolis has shut
lows: ~ -. --.--
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WINNER WILL GO
AGAINST HARMED

Boston, July 80.-Interest on the tennis courts
today at Longwood conferred in the final round
OF the Longwood cup singles scheduled for this
afternoon between w. ]. Gothier Of Philadei-
phla. member Of last years challenging team
Ior the Davis trophy IN England, and Kari a.
Heir, the Yale expert. Today's winner viii
play William A. Larned In the challenge round
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Party Leaves Tonight.

IN mo tne notice OF the meeting is short, the
o., grisn has asked that the men, kuseh, EnEiish
ana ana smith: who made the affidavits, be present
a ana an enort Will De made today to find them
fae1ng the accused umpire in Chicago the Grand
morning. Ans 'oniorfoW
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FORTY.EIGHT CARS.
IN BIG HILL CLIMB

Breton Woods. N. H., July so.-Forty- eight
automobiles were entered for the hIl-climb-
lists who had participated in the 1,1oo-mile road
run from Buffalo, N. T., to the White noun
tains. The course for the hill climb was to the
Crawford house from point about two miles
below. ,-t.r-. -s--- --.. ...---..
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF TILE CLUBS,
GAMES TODAY.

Washington at Chicago. -.
! New York Mt Cleveland. e. , 81 -.e.
+, Philadelphia at Detroit. t..
+ Boston at st. Louis. *
p At Chicago r II E
EEt TaeSan,+o cc:---..''d g
l. Batteries-Walsh and. Sullivan; Smith and
EAyakefeld. -. -. =
At st. Louis r 81
sst. Louis ..........0 o01 0205s-s IL 8
Batteries-Jacobsen. Howell and Spencer;
4 Young, TGDnehill and Armbruster. :ta.7 r.
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CALUMET TEAM WON.

Chicago, July 30.-The Calumet lacrosse club
won the fourth Of the series Of games for the
Charles A. Comiskey cup by defeating the Chi
cago club. to L yesterday afternoon The
game was q loose contest thruout This gives
each club two games each for the Gun.
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PALACE TEAM LOSES.

saltwater, Mimi, July 8O.-The A. A. A.
defeated 1 the Palace team Of Minneapolis by
score ir;e OF 10 to 3: Each side made seven hits.
me Visitors made fourteen errors and the To-
Gals five; In the fifth inning the only hit by
the locals was home run by Collette, and
AIDED BY eight errors, the locals scored eight
times in the inning. Cook struck out fifteen
ana BENJAMIN four: Batteries-Cook and Col
lette; Benjamin and Gust = =
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GRANITE GETS cHEsTY.

Granite anti Falls, MINI, July 3o.-Granite Falls
and Cottonwood played game at Cottonwood,
in which Granite Falls was winner score ii to
8. Wednesday the locals played Montevideo
makes seven straight games for Granite Falls
The team is the strongest in western A1innesota
and are booked for series of games with the
leading teams Of the northwest. Monday they
play the fast Sioux Indian team from Sioux
Falls. .-E ..s-+ 800 = :
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ELEVEN INNING GAME.

Britton, S. D.. July 3o.-Britton defeated the
Innings The game was exciting from start to
finish and was a pitchers battle in which Van
Nice had the2 advantage. Van Nice struck out
sixteen men and Hobza Of Lidgerwood struck out
Lidgerwood have only lost four games this
year and two have went to Britton Both
games have been to 4. extra innings. The
secret So. 4 @E.*E'
a. RI E
Lidgerwood ....1 o0o1o1o 1907 2 2
Britton ........1 o 8 O o 0 o O O o. -5 i
Ziegler .. 49, : =
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CHALLENGE FOR TROPHY.

c,1 mar ra Iowa. July soThe Eldora Gun
for for, the me- hunting and fishing trophy The shoot
VI WI take place Aug. Z in this city. The trophy
an eastern publication some years ago, and was
nrst won by Des Moines. Then MarshaiItown
won II, and has successfully defended ~
from 0ttumwa once t"e anu
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INDIANS ARE DowNED.

ers' ball team defeated the fast White Earth
Indian team yesterday by a score Of IA to s.
.Lucktng the Perham pitcher. struck out fourteen
men, The game closed very successful season
for the Perham team. tEsEl< 3 Is &
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'scEoLA TAKES ONE.

Tay1ors Falls, Mimi, July 3O.-osceola DE-.
feated Lindstrom here yesterday in q hafd.
fought game by score Of 8 to 1. Batteries
Downmend and Tyrell; Smith and Landmark.
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COLONIES WIN FIRST GAME.

r Columbus, Ohio, July 3o.-Louisville yesterday
broke even on the series when Elliott held the
s league leaders to two out
4 Twin singles. Shaw's steal Of third and Kenna' s
s5long fly scored the Louisville run. Clymer and
Z Quinlan did fine fielding. The score: ~
w. -s.- ..... s> R 81 E
u Columbus ........o 10000 ooo-O 2 o
Louisville ,..,......o ! Q. o. o 0 o Oil 8 s
= Batteries-Flaherty and Blue; Elliott and
Shaw.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE

At Fargo 5e& - =
Earg9 -----------o oooo 90 5
=. Battertes-Ftnnigan and Strip; Speiser and
Stewart. r. - 81 = " - "nu
At Duluth SRR -
Columet ..........o 0 o 90 0 1 o. .
Duluth .....:......0 o 1 o 010-2 s
Batteries-Gr1mes and Leahyy griek and Held
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STARS WERE BUMPED.

Hudson, Wis, July 8O.-The Collfns-Palace
baseball team Of Hudson defeated picked team
representing northwestern Wisconsin, at Bald.
win, yesterday, by score Of II to 2 The
picked team included star players from Me-
nomonie, Star Prairie and Spring Valley, be-
sides the crack battery, Jensen and Brean Of
River Falls. Abel and Grady were the Hud-
son battery. The Collins team has defended
the championship of northern wisconsin since
July and would be glad to meet any amateur
aggregation in the state - =
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May Be Postponed.

Special to The Journal.
milwaukee, Wis, July 3o.-President O'Brien
today received word that George Tebeau's moth.
er was dead and that he might not be able to
attend and If quorum cannot be had tomorrow
Thursday ...'. ".NA0'uay VI
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a1Rn ISLAND WINS.

feated the fast Hutchinson team on the homo
grounds by the score Of to 4. Nine hits
were made by each side. thef winning team
making four two-baggers. Batteries-ThraN and
Lynch; Nelson and Smith.
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. The SEWERS claim game from the Boston
Merchants for nonappearance. They would like
70 arrange games with any amateur teams in
the city Address r. Collins, 1902 Sixth
street NE - go - -. Il
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HIS JUMPS" UNPOPULAR,

Hastings, Mimi, July so.-The ball game
RHfa ,yye mere Yesterday between Hastings and
auason was good one, but owing to
VT I, over decision in the first half of
Ine eighth inning, Hudson forfeited tho game
winch was declared In Hastings favor by 4
score OF to 0. Up to the eighth innins thu
score stood to in Hudson's favor Y. =
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RowDIEs LOSE TO KAws,

Kansas City, July a0.-Egan, who pitched his
! tive when men were on bases and with good sup
J Port won his game. The score: :
Z kansas City ....-.o o211-a Q
& Milwaukee .......o 1 0 0011 Is - 2
Z! BatteTtes-Egan and Leahy; Dougherty and
Roth.
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NORTHWEST BASEBALL
ROGER DENZER LOSES

Shakopee, Mimi, July 30.-The Rock Springs
team Of this city shut out the fast Belle Plaine
Batteries-Denzer and Morrison; Neidenfuehr
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fNALIeapoliS ..s.~.-O ~ O-1
st. Paul .....-.-..1 1 o O O 90
Bases on balls, of Cadwallader 8, of Pruitt !;
two-base hits, Coy, Drill; double plays, Greming-
4 er TO- Fox to Freeman, Geier to Padden to Sug-
/ wallader ]. by Pruitt 4; wild pitch. Cadwai-
inderi stolen bases oy,er shannon Fox, sug-
Sbases. Minneapolis H. St. Paul 8. Time, 2:O5.
Umpire, Egan. Attendance, 5000.
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ToozEs WIN AT RED WING.

Of Minneapolis defeated the local Furriers yes
terday, 8 to ., In the second of a series Of
three games. Each team has now won one
game, and the final battle will be played next
month in Red Wing. The attendance today was
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FAST BASEBALL GAME,

Hayward. Wis, July 3O-In the fastest played
game this season Hayward defeated New
Richmond team to 2. McGrath, IHayward's
old time twirler. was in the box for the locals
and held the visitors to four hits, two being Of
the scratch variety. = $50.
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BLANKs FOB suNsHINFa.

Madison Like, Mimi. July 80.-The locals
defeated the Faribault Sunshines by the score Of
to o. The pitching Of Loeffler for the winners
was the feature.
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KNocK1NG THr RooK1r

Dassel. Mimi. July 9O.-The Dassel Yellow
Jackets, In crippled condition, We're defeated
yesterday by a picked team representing Ellis
worth. in ten-inning game, by a. score Of
~ H., 70 4; 1t was slqsging match all the way
recruit on second base. he booting no less than
eight easy chances =@ = = ~ - :,
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CRYSTAL SCORES. NOT.

Iron Mountain, Mich, July so.-The locals
lost TO- Crystal Falls here YESTERDAY by a
contested game. Batteries-Nolden and Zeid-
ler Nomacheck and Agnew. r- frae
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

:ss GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati at New York.
I Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
1 fittsburg at Philadelphia. Fs
No games yesterday. IL
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r1NrAH aEATs wrNnr1y

T1ntah, Mimi, July 30.-A game Of ball
played here yesterday between the local and
Wendell teams resulted In victory for Tintah
by q score of to 3.
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CoWAN HIT AN. INDIAN.

Luverne Mimi, July 80.-The largest crowd
that has ever turned out to Sunday game in
this city witnessed the Luverne Regulars de-
feat the Nebraska Sioux Indians yesterday aft
ernoon by the score OF to 8. cowan was in
the box for Luverne. He allowed eight hits,
ane q1d,aR gsoo and
the Indians. he allowed six hits, struck out
six men, made three gifts OF first and hit four
men. The score by innings:
Luyerne ........:s Q ~
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Jess stoyall is now in the outfeld, where he
is hitting like -fend and is fielding IN zine
style Tor the Louisville cltI
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IOWA STATE LEAGUE
Burlington 7, Fort Dodge !.
Oskaloosa 8, Waterloo 8.
keokuk g. Clinton 0.
: Clinton 8, Keokuk s. zsss=
Ottumwa 4, Marshautown o.
harshalltown 8, ottumwa 4.