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wHERE LIZ PLAY roDAx.

IN TIE WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
No games scheduled.
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Pittsburg.
IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at washington.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
IN THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
Toledo at Columbus.
Louisville at indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
IN THE KANSAS STATE LEAGUE.
Fort Scott at Coffeyville.
lola at Bartlesville.
Parsons at Chanute.
Independence at Pittsburg.
IN THE SOUTH CENTRAL LEAGUE
Guthrie at Tulsa.
Shawnee at Muskogte.
Fort Smith at South McAlester.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Pittsburr 5. Boston 0.

Pittsburg, Pa. May 24.-For six in
nlngs neither team succeeded in scoring.
In the seventh the Pittsburgs made four
hits which, with a base on balls and an
error, Melted five runs. Eddie Phelps
made his first appearance for Pittsburg
this season and made a single, q double
and a triple in three times up. the last
hit bringing in three runs, the bases be-
ing full It was Bostons fourth con-
secutive shutout
Score by innings: RHE.
Pittsburg 0eoo05o IS 8 q
Boston -.....-.-...-...O0 0 10000 90 s ]
Batteries-Lieneld and Phelps; Luder-
man and Needham.
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Emporia, kan, May 24.-In a double
header here the Normal defeated
Friends from Wichita, to f. and
Southwest Kansas college. from Win
field, defeated Emporia college, 6 to 5.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Normal .--.--..--.-...-o 9 81 90 IS
Batteries-Singleton and O'CoHnorr c.
Davis and Outland.
Score by innings: RHE.
s. W. X. C.............1 0 0 0 2 0 2-6 }
c. of E. ...............1 2 O 0010 OIL o-5
Batteries Torrance and WalIingford !;
Mathews and Mccormick.
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EpILEPTIc FITS OF CHILDREN

Epilepsy, or fits. in children is even of
greater frequency than in older people.
In their active and restless life an attack
is liable to come at q fatal moment. and
the sunshine of the home will be crushed
out of existence At the very first sign
of epilepsy or nervous twitchings or
tremblings, Elixir Kosine should be used.
This remedy is the discovery of q well
known Washington scientist. and Is the
only known cure for epi1eptic fits. It can
be used by all ages, and is a positive cure
for this dreaded disease. George ".
Stansfleld, the local agent. has so much
faith in this remedy that he VIII give his
personal guarantee that It viii cure, or
else the price. $3.50, win be refunded. Mail
orders Allied. The KOsine Co. Washing
ton D. c.. or George w. Stansfeld. So
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Madison Square garden. ManaI

Madison Square garden. Manager
Nate Lewis had an offer some days
ago of a match between Herman and
the winner of the Britt-McGovern
match, if the latter takes places.
Speaking of his match with Attell,
Herman says: Il don't like to take
the role of kicker, but I certainly
got a bad deal. In addition to being
entitled to the decision on points reg
istered, I was greatly handicapped,
and Attell greatly helped. by the tao
ties of the referee in. the ring. He
often bothered me when I was pun
ishing Atten at close quarters and
had him in a bad condition"
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There is more catarrh in this &ectfor -
the country than all other diseases mi -
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For a sresf
many years doctors pronounced II q sles.s
disease and prescribed local remedies 49, -
by constantly failing to cure bv loci
treatment, pronounced it incurable So
ence has proven catarrh to be a con-fif7,-
tional disease and therefore REQUIRES 60
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Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 1.

Cincinnati, May 24.-Only three Of the
Cincinnatis reached first base after the
first inning Of the game. Pastorius was
remarkably steady throughout. Brook
lyn hit Fraser hard In the eighth inning.
piling up three runs and clinching the
game.
Score by innings: RHE.
Cincinnati ............1 100000
Brooklyn .............00 010003 o. !
Batteries-Fraser and schlei; Pastor
Jus and Ritter.
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rs A GAME OF THRILIs.y
London Papers Comment on Baseball
Game Played by Oxford.

New York May 24.=The Sunday
morning papers of London did not en-
thuse over Saturdays baseball game
between Oxford university and Lon
don teams which was played on the
famous Woolwich arsenal football
field, says a London dispatch. Two
thousand spectators were present and
the dispatch says those were sufficient
to demonstrate the fact that the game
is emin emily likely ito catch on
From the time Venderzee of Merton
opened Oxford's innings there was
something the spectators could cheer
every minute. The fielders were men
of life who were working and keeping
the pot boiling.
The dispatch expresses the opinion
that the organizers of the movement
were quite right in their contention
that the game is one of life and thrills
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Tigers select New Captain.

Columbia, Mo-. May 24.-The Tiger
track team held a meeting and elected
3. L. Jackson of Connellsville, Mo,
captain Of the team for next year.
jackson is q sophomore in the univer-
sity. He holds two university records,
the two-miIe record and the mile rec
ord In the final track meet of the
season yesterday afternoon Jackson
put the two-mile record down to 1853.
Lapham extended the record in the
broad jump to 21 feet 10 inches. and
Crouch lowered the 120-yard hurdle
time to 16 2-5. With these events
nearly every Missouri record has been
broken this year.
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IUPEkA SATURDAY MAT 70

Big! New! Superb! Enchanting
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New Haven, Conn, May 24-YaIe won
its first home game of the important in
tercollegiate baseball series by defeat
ing the University of Pennsylvania by
a score of 13 to 0. To Parsons the
freshman pitcher, most of Yale's sue
cess was attributable.
Score by innings: RH.E.
University of Pa....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. Q 5 4
Yale ........--......-.4 0 0 2 0 ~-13 "A
Batteries-Layton, Hall and Hay;
Parsons and Wiley.
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BVRKETT COZ a BEATTNG.
Kicked OH the Umpire Until an En-
counter Followed.

Boston, Mass. May 24-Owner
Jesse Burkett. of the Worcester New
England league team, is still nursing
some bruises received in an encounter
with Umpire Henry In the game at
Fall River last Thursday. Burkett
kicked so much on decisions Of TIM
pire Henry that the umpire ordered
him off the field. Burkett swung his
right to Henry's Jaw, and the latter
came back with stiff right to the
former St. Louis stars nose. drawing
blood.
Then came a mix-up, in which
Burkett got decidedly the worst Of it
till the policemen separated them.
BuTizett then obeyed the order t.
leave the grounds. Later he tried e
come IN at another entrance. but dis
appeared when threatened with ar
rest He still bears the marks of
Henry's fists, and there is curiosity as
to what will happen when they meet
again.
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4fuskogee 1, shawnee q

Muskogee. I. T.. May 24.-Shawnee
was shut out by Muskogee by a score
or to O. It was the first errorless
game played in the South Central
league this season. Umpire Oliver.
who caused so much dissa tisfaction in
the Musk ogee-South McAlester series.
was released and two players umpired
the game to the satisfaction of both
teams.
Score by innings: RHE
Muskogee ............00 001oo III n
Shawnee .......... q O O q q 4 q m n
Batteries-Schoffner and Mist; Hite
and Moore.
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Boston, May 24-Boston's nineteenth
successive defeat was inflicted by a
score OF to 2. The locals made a good
start but Killian steadied as the game
progressed Numerous double plays
abruptly terminated innings in which
it seemed that the number ofruns would
be increased.
Score by innings: R-H.E.
Boston ................1 0 o 0 0 . 0 o. 2
Batteries = Killian and Schmidt;
Deneen and Peterson.
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its third defeat of the present series on
Wednesday afternoon by a score of 5
70 T. The victory fixed Topeka in first
place in the standing by a majority OF
just an even 100 per cent over any
other team in the association. 1t is a
great rest day for the White Sox. Safe
Is entrenched behind 10 games won
and seven games lost, and a percentage
Of $50, they are in a shape to begin
the second heat of the campaign with
a fair vantage margin. The Sox have
taken nine out of the Il games played
at home.
Yesterday's game was heart
breaking affair. Errors undid good
hitting on part Of the white legs, and
later the opposite won the game. It
was nip and tuck and anybody's con-
test until Young Steve Ragan raped
out the final single.
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Webb City ..........0 0 0 o 0 Q %
Joplin communicated 0 -
Summary: Earned runs-Joplin g.
Two-base hits-Rohn, Olson. Base on
balls=On Cravens /. Left on bases
Joplin 6, Webb City 3. Struck out
BY Hollingsworth 5. Double play
Baerwa1d to Vanderbilt. Sacrifice hits
Cheek. Dunn. Stolen baseszBaer-
valid 2, Dalrymp1e. Rollins. Umpire
Lewinson. Time-1.2S.
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St. Louis, May 24-St Louis won from
Philadelphia by a score Of to 0. Tay-
Tor pitched excellent ball and held the
visitors to two hits. Duggleby was hit
freely, a home run by Arndt in the
fourth inning bringing in two runs.
Score by innings: R.H.E-
st. Louis ..............00 1900 0-3 II Q
Philadelphia .........0 0 0 90 90 2 /
Batteries-Taylor and Grady Duggle-
by, -McCloskey and Doom.
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IN TIE WESTERN ASSOCIATION
No games scheduled.
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81 Ionis 1O. Washinpton Z.

washington, May Washington
tried four pitchers and St. Louis two,
the Iatte- winning 10 to :. Kitson re-
tired on account of being spiked in
covering first The fielding of Stahl,
Niles and Stone was the feature.
Score by innings: R.HE
Washington .....-...i 0 l o II
St. Louis ............1 2OO410 20 Z 3
Batteries-Enuth, Kitson. Patten,
Falkenberg, Kittredge and Wakefield;
Glade, Petty and Spencer.
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DID WELL
Allowed But Four Hits to
Doughty Midgets.
Numerous Errors and Wrangling
Mar the Game.

Today is what is known as. a ball
players Sabbath in other words. an
OF day in. thu schedule, It is the first
one of the season. and represents the
completion of 20 games. Success is
perched upon the White Sex banner.
IN a throat-to-throat battle the Clan
Of Cooley battered down Springfield to
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L7EIIIeu TOT ROOT IN the nInth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
LeavenWorth % 0 q 8 o 0 1 s-5
Oklahoma City 20 0 0 0 II
Summary: Earned runs-Leaven-
worth 2. Oklahoma City 1. Home
--E1arring toH, Siegel. Two-base
fits-W cooley, link, Ogee. Sacrifice
hit-Kahl. Stolen base-Rathburn.
Struck out@By Root I. by Speer 1.
Bases on balls=On Root 2. Hit by
pitched ball-Zink. Root. Double
play-Ogee to Lewis Left on bases
-Leavenworth 4. Oklahoma City Z.
Time-1:40. Cmpire=Tonley.
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Teavenworth 5. Oklahoma city 2.

Leavenworth. Kas., May 24.-Speer
pitched in excellent form. allowing
only six hits with not a pass. and Leav-
enworth administered her fourth con-
secutive defeat to Oklahoma City.
Root also pitched well, but was less
effective in the tight places. The
teams left this morning for Oklahoma
Citv
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
PhiIadeInIlia q Cleveland 3.

Philadelphia, May philadelphia
defeated Cleveland in a well played 10
inning game. DavDisD scored the win
ming run in the tenth on a home run
hit
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Cleveland mo- 1 0 0 00002O-S 10 l
Philadelphia .....s.0 o 0 0 IA
Batteries-Hess and Bemis; Plank and
Powers.
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next inning, by making two OF a base
on balls, and error and single Jay
Andrews stopped their run-ma<ing in
this half by q sensational unassisfed
double. In the last half Of the eighth
Forester cracked out a double, was
sacrificed to third by Graves and came
in on Cooley's single. That tied up the
score.
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single Old Feature EVERYTHING NEW
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throw. to first over the head of a. batter,
who had struck out and run.
Score BY innings:
Bartlesvfile ..........010O1 OO0O-2
lola. .-...s--..-.......-.0 90 COLL 1 0-S 2
Batteries-Kelvy and Miller; Hays
and Gray. Umpire-Lemon. Attend
ance%5o0
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CHANUTE TEAM WEAK.
stock Company to Be Formed to
Finance It.

Finance II.
There is talk that stock company
will be formed for the purpose Of
backing up the local team. and a
meeting Of this kind will probably be
held some time this week. The Cha
mute team averages up well with the
others in the league, but they are
hoodooed somehow.
This town win give good support TO
A ball team. Yesterday. after Satur-
davis farcical performance. more than
400 people paid admission With a
stock company to give the team the
right kind of a start, and a winning
team. the receipts during the season
will be nearly enough to make the
debts and credits come out even
Chanute Tribune.
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SOUTH CENTRAL LEAGUE CANES
Tulsa 5, Guthrie 3.

Guthrie, Okla, May 24.-Tulsa won
a snappy game from Guthrie by a score
OF to 8. Both Hendrix and Womack
pitched excellent ball. The fielding of
Slegmeyer for Guthrie was a feature.
Pitcher Geer played first for Guthrie
and made good.
Score by innings: RHE
Tulsa ..................0 20o1oO2 0-5
Guthrie .......O / q / q 3
Batteries-Hendrix and Grubb. Wo-
mack and Kearns. Umpire=Cobb.
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KANSAS STATE LEAGUE GAMES
independence 5. Pittsburg 1.

Pittsburg. Kan, May 24.-The in
ability to hit Crutcher lost the game
for the locals. The grounds we're
muddy. independence played an error
less game.
Score by innings: RE-. z.
Pfttsburg .............o 0 0 0 0 0 OIL 3 2
Independence ..-.....O 0 0 0 0 Is 0
Batteries-crutcfer and Adams.
Mcdonald and BARLEY. Urnpire-Hui-
man.
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CHEST CLASS AMUSEMENT RESTITUTION IN The World.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Topeka ..'.. .-s- Q 0 o 3 3 Is
Springfield .-...-..--o ? o.
zone out when winning run was made
The summary: Two base hit-Forres-
ter. First on balls-F'orrester A. Hor-
ton 3. Struck out by Forester Z, by
Horton 5. Double play-Andrews I'M
assisted; Forester to Downs to Cooley.
Sacrifice hits-GraVes, Murray. Stolen
bases-Cole. Cooley, Abbott Time-2:15.
Umpires-Crocker. Howey, Olmstead.
Attendance-e00.
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Chicago, May 24.-Kid Herman.
has returned from California, and af-
ter a week of boxing exhibitions at
local theater will go on to New York,
where he expects to get a match at
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a Double-Header Poetponed.

Parsons. Kan, May 24.-The double
header between Chanute and Parsons,
which was to have been played here.
was called of on account Of rain and
a double header will be played by the
two teams here today.
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Guthrie Franchise Sold.

Guthrie. Okla. May 24--The Guth-
RE baseball franchise has been trans
ferred from B. H. Bennett to D. F.
Smith. and a general reorganization
viii follow. Pitcher Beadles and Billy
Hughes. first baseman. have already
been released and transportation has
been wired to Loren Brown. the St
Joseph catcher, who was with Guthrie
last wear. Bennett VIII stay with the
team
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Exhibit-RAIN OR SHINE
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WESTERN LEAGUE GAMES.


Denver Q. sioux City s.
Sioux City, Ia. May 24.-sioux City
seemingly had the game won in the
first four innings when Denver braced
up and Knocked Jarrett and Baker out
of the box.
Score by innings: r. H E.
Denver ................O O1620O o. Il 7
BatteriesEJarrot, Baker. Lindsay
and Hess; Morgan and Schrant.
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La.vson seIlIng Hls -

6ostoh' May z4-Zh'or the purpose
Dreamwold kennels. Thomas W. Law
son sold off a large number ~ ia
dogs at Readville. the sale reai,zSn :. =
a total Of SLAB. .
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been secured by Manager Dick Padden
and will replace Marcan at short.
Rockenf1eld got a bad start this spring
and was sent to Seattle The coast
team. however. feared the earthquake
would put baseball out of business and
failed to live up to-its agreement.
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Bartlesville, /. T., May 24.-Cross
home run in the seventh inning tied
the score and in the eighth Catcher
Miller threw away the game by wild
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ST. Josenh Q. wichita 8

St Joseph, May 24.=Wichita's
errors and long hits by st. Joseph en-
abled the locals to win. The features
we're Casey's fielding and a double
play pulled off by Casey and King.
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20 Ganle Id Chicapo-

Chicago, May 24.-Rain caused the
postponement Of the Chicago-New York
game
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SCORE BY INNrNcl

Summary: Earned runs-St Jo-
seph /, Wichita Z. Left on bases-st.
Joseph 7, Wichita g. Stolen bases
Pettigrew 2, Genins 4. Walsh 2. KEN
mer, Sits, Pencil, Holland Sacrifice
hits-Green, Kemmer Craig Double
plays-Casey to king; Willett to Hol-
land. Bases on balls=Of Craig 8, of
Hamilton l, of Willett 8. Hit bv
pitched ball-By Willett 2, by Dam
mann l. Struck out=By craig 2. by
Hamilton 2, by Willett 4. by Dam
man 2. Wild pitches-By Craig. Will
lett. Innings pitched=By Hamilton
I, by Hammond T. by Willett 5, by
Damman 4. Three base hits-Petti-
grew, king, SITS. WiHett, OLearv.
Two-base hits-PennelI 2. O'Leary.
Bankhead. Time of game=1:45
mpire=Brennan Attendance-I5
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Omaha. May 24.-The Omaha-Des
Moines game was postponed on ac-
count of rain.
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ConeyviIle Kan, May 24=On ac-
count of rain the Coffeyville- Fort
Scott game was postponed. A double
header will be played today.
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Topeka's First Run.

of those teams in the race. Shinns
aggregation are stayers. something that
cannot be said about either Webb City
or Joplin.
The score:
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Lincoln, Neb., May 24.-Rain caused
a postponement of the Lincoln-Pueblo
game.
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RHE-
Other RasebaII Came.

At Princeton-Princeton 2, Dartmouth
l.
At Salina, Kan.-Salina Wesleyan 4,
Hutchinson Boosters 2 give innings.)
At Chicago of Chicago 10,
Amherst Z.
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Rain at South AfcAIester

South McAlester, I. T., May 24-On
account of rain the Fort S1nith-South
McAlester game was postponed.
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Joplin, No. May 24.-Joplfn took
the closing game of the Webb city
series, shutting out the visitors. 2 to O.
The game was closely played through
out, showing much Of the form of the
game OF last Sunday. Attendance.
400.
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No scoring was done by either side
until the sixth inning. BY a conabina-
ton of errors. a hit batsman and a
base on balls. the Midgets corraled
two. Topeka returned in that inning
by making three, the result Of two
errors and three singles.
Springfield took the lead again the
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ST. Paul, Mimi, May 24.-"Ike''
Rockenneid, who played second base
for the St. Louis Browns last year, has
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Now York I. Chicago /.

New York, May 24.-The Chicago
team was beaten again by New York by
a score of 4 to 1. Newton hurt his pitch
ing arm in the second inning and Leroy
relieved him. The home team batted
Patterson for eight safeties in four in
nings and Walsh went in in the fifth.
Score by innings: r. h: E.
New YORK ...........2 o. / 5000 "A - 0
Batteries Patterson, Walsh and Sulli-
van; Newton. Ltroy and Kleinow.
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