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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-09
BELLE PLAIN DEFEATED.
SOLDIERS BUMP THE BUMPS.
Mo1NTosH GETS SOAKED,

Annandale. Mimi, July 9.-Annandale de-
Gated the fast post team Of Fort Smelling mere
saturday by a score of 2 to l. ,-s.'.. t5t {
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ALBERT LEA PREPARES
FOR RACE MEETING
Special to The Journal.

opecltl 20 A0e
Albert Lea, Mimi, July 9-The race meeting
here Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of next
week. July 1910, are sure to be the most inter-
esting harness-horse events witnessed in the
state outside the great state fair for many
years. 1t Is not believed there ever was such
an array of talent entered in any race meet
in the state except at Hamltne.
In the 2:10 trot there are eight entries, in
the PIT trot thirteen, the 2:22 trot nineteen,
and in the 2:85 trot eleven. In the way of
pacing the entries are about as large and show
up as follows: 203, four; 2:14, sixteen; 2:2O,
nineteen; $3.50, seventeen. The colt race entries
do not close until the 10th, but there are already
six or eight nominations
Some Of the finest horses in the country will
be here, and after the races at this place they
ship by express to Windsor, Can, to enter the
grand circu1t.e The track here is one Of the
best half-mile courses in the west, and at one
time had the state record for half mile tracks.
but the banner wrested from the place by
Montevideo, when Hazel Patch made mile
against time in 2:o9A or thereabouts. The
record is likely to be fractured here during
this meeting. The track is in fine condition
this year. and 1t has been used all spring and
summer by M. r. Higbee to train good
string Of trotters and PAGERS.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-09
,WOMEN'S TENNIS TOURNEY
AT TOWN AND COUNTRY

The second annual state tennis tournament for
ladies, singles and doubles, will be held the
courts of the Town and Country club July -
to % inclusive. mixed doubles tournament
win also be played during the same week. but
beginning on Saturday afternoon, July q, at
o'clock.
All entries for the ladies' singles and doubles
should be made to W. NJ. Guthunz. Town and
Country club, before O'Clock Friday. July 20.
Rules OF the United States National Lawn Ten.
mis- association will govern the play Of the tour.
nament. The entrance fee will be so cents fog
each entry In singles and in doubles.
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SURPRISES AT HAHA
in D0UBLE.HEADER

There was series Of surprises at Minnehaha
park yesterday afternoon, and the spectators saw
enough baseball to last them until tomorrow,
when Minneapolis returns. In the first game
the Tonys received theirs at the hands Of the
Holtzermans. by the score Of Z to 3. Dahlgren
work was good considering the poor support
he received. Kertsten was the performer for the
Holtzermans, and altho his team made few
errors, they were not costly, and at critical
times everyone covered his respective position
in fine style. Kertsten was in his old form,
goods. Hallstrom for the Tonys is little short
of a wonder, both in the field and on the bases,
and his work was the feature OF the game.
The Toozes and saltwater lined up for the
second game Of the double header, and the con-
test was puzzle. First one team would play
times everyone went crazy, as the error column
will show. Wheaton started out to. pitch for
the Tooxes, and he proved sad failure, as
nearly everyone hit him. Lyman, the first
basenan for saltwater, made two triples and a
single OF his delivery in four times at bat.
With the score to 5 against him, Manager
Hentschell Of the Toozes talked Dah1greh OF
the Tonys into the box in Wheatons place, and
this move won the game for the Minneapolis
boys, as the visitors all sawed, even the hard.
hitting Lyman. 1t took until the ninth to tie
the score, and In the tenth the home bunch
secured another run, winning out 10 to 8. The
scores:
saltwater is ;'.::. 8 "a 8 8 o-o-s 10 ];
Observation-Disclosures, Wheaton and Pehle; Cool
and COllett. 49,. +, - sss
Holtzermans .......30>02 01o1"-7
Tonys ............ o 1 0 2 0 o 90 0-3 g
Batteries-Dahlgren and Olson; Kertsten ant
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THREE-I LEAGUE

Rock Island 0, Davenport 2.
Cedar Rapids 7, Dubuque l.
Bloomington I, Decatur 4. - $3.50
Peoria g. Springfield 6. -. ..ss.s.-5 & *.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Brooklyn Mt Pittsbnrg. .-s. * 4
New York al, Cincinnati. NsS
Boston at Chicago.
AT Chicago R II 3
P1ttsburg =. ......S. o o 0 0 90 OK 3-3 o
Batteries-Lundgren and king; Willis and
Gibson. .--' So +. ~. a.. "
At st. Louis /. j. ',g. H y 3
Cincinnati ........ o o o o O. 900 Ii @
Batteries-Beebe and Mccarthy; Wenner and
Livingstone. ~ .s%'r \, - -r' ~ 3 t'Z5
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.BEzDEK TO COACH
AT OREGON GU
Star Fullback Of Maroons Takes
Place Of q Michigan
Product.

Chicago, July 8.-Hugo Bezdek, Chicago's star
fullback last fall, who was regarded by Director
Stage as the best man In his position In. the
country. has signed ID contract to become ath-
letic director Of the University Of Oregon. He
viii begin his duties the middle Of September
and will have charge of the baseball we'll as
the football team and symnastic work. Beg
dek succeeds Shorts, the former Michigan star,
as football coach. and Burden. the former Yale
reorganize the athletic, department along the
lines Of the department OF the University Of
Chicago.
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STALL PROTESTS DECISION.

Washington, July 9.-Manager Stahl Of tho
Washington Baseball club has protested Satur.
days game which the Detroits won by Q
score Of to 8. Crawford hit high hy In
the seventh inning, the ball coming down Q
yard from the plate in fair ground, but the
twist carried 1t back to the grandstand. Um.
pire Hurst called the ball fair and two runs
were scored on the play.
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PIONEER GOLFER
DIES AT CHICAGO

Chicago. July Oh. J. Tweedie. one OF tho
best known golfers in the west, died here to-
day Mr.. Tweedie was one Of the founders
of the Belmont Golf club, the first organization
of Its kind In the west, founded in 1898. has
always taken lively interest In the welfare
of the game and at the time Of his death was
president Of the Belmont Golf club.
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''S1ghtseers' Excursion
To the Great Wheat Belt Of the North.

July 9: to IA inclusive the Great
Northern railway will sell round trip
tickets from St. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS
kota east. Of Minot, and all points in
Minnesota north and west Of Brecken-
ridge, Glyndon and Dugdale, for 1880,
with final return limit Of July 81, 1905.
Stopovers will be permitted at any
point within the prescribed territory
For further information write city
ticket office. corner. Sd and Nicollet. av.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-09
RUSCFIE CHAMPION.

La Crosse, Wis, July John Rusche of
La Crosse, whose score OF so shots was LOTT,
was yesterday crowned tie state champion at the
close Of the tournament Of the Wisconsin State
Sharpshooters association. The William Tell
club of New Glarus won the team champion
ship with5a score of 1927. Otto Mathie Of
Wausau won the stwich target medal Thomas
Steidel of New Holstein the Man target
medal and Ed Richter of Milwaukee Won the
medal on the Peoples target.
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Chicago Great Western Railway.
Shorter Time to Chicago.

Great Western Limited leaves Min
neapolis at 500 pm. Arrives Chicago
at 8:45 am. The Day, Express leaves
at 9:1O am, arrives Chicago at 1000
pm. The Day Train for Des Moines,
leaves at 9:10 am. The Day Train for
Omaha leaves at 1901 noon. For other
changes see time card or inquire at
City Ticket Office, corner Nicollet ave-
nue.. and Fifth street.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-09
NORTHWEST BASEBALL
AMERY, le: CLEAR LAKE, :,

Amery. Wis, July e.-The Amery baseball
team defeated Clear Lake yesterday at Clear
Lake by score OF 16 to 2. The Ame-y team
ANTICIPATED one of the hardest games OF the
season, but contrary to expectations landed one
Of the easiest victories of the year. The Clear
Lake team was outclassed to such an extent that
many OF the spectators left the grounds before,
the game was over. 1e. "-
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ppowNs GEr THEIRs.

Jordan, Mimi, July 9.-The fasr Minneapolis
Browns who have been walloping such teams
as Hutchinson and Young America, received
terday afternoon. holden was on the slab for
the home team and the visitors were puzzled
made by the Browns and Remotely got three
Of these, one being double. Nolden's team
mates gave him perfect support and they found
Browns ...........O o o O o 10000 4
Jordan ......6 @ 9 O. O / o 00-9 9
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"BANGp EXCLAIMS THE
INTERSTATE LEAGUE

South Bend, Ind, July e.-The Interstate
baseball league composed Of Fort Wayne Marion,
Anderson and Kokomo Ind. Lima and Marion,
Ohio, went to the wall today despite the efforts
of E. W. Dickerson, the president, to keep the
circuit intact. He found his position thank
less one. Dickerson has offered the pick Of ths
players to South Bend.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-09
ATHLETES AT TRAvERs ISLAND

New York, July 9.-The National Amateur
athletic union championship committee, Of
which James r. Sullivan, New York, is chair
cided to hold the Junior and senior track and
field championships of the Amateur Athletic
union Of the United States at Travers island,
the outdoor home Of the New York Athletic
club, the seniors to be held on Sept. 8 and the
juniors on the Thursday or Friday preceding
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-09
"come to the wilderness, !,

P-e-e-shag- one Of the
handsolnest booklets Of the year, tells
about the beautiful outing resorts on
the Minnesota & International Rail-
way. Before making your next fishing
trip, send request FOR this book to
w. II. Gemmell, General Manager, st.
Paul, MINI.
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WALSH GETS A
BOUT WITH neil
Eastern Fighter to Battle Before
the Los Angeles Club
Aug. 8.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Los Angeles, CAL. July Jimmy Walsh and
frankie Neil will be the next big attraction put
on by the Pacific Athletic club. Walsh has been
wanting to come to Los Angeles to fight for
some time. Both are bantams and can fight at
the bantamweight limit II necessary. altho the
Boston boy will start at once for the coast. The
battle will take place either Aug. or IL.
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OFF FOR. LIFE

Denver July 9.-samuel S. Bernard, owner
Of J. ]. NJ, Jr., and other harness horses, has
been ruled off the tracks of the National Trot-
ting association for life, for alleged orders to
Driver Ed Davis to pull his horse in race at
proper language to the judges. Davis was
fined 5000 for pulling the horse.
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EvEN BREAK FOR GRAuEvILLE.

Graceville, Mimi, July 9.-f9raceyille de-
feated Wheaton. 5 to 8, and lost to Clinton,
to o. in double header here today. Bat.
teries-First game Wheaton. Saunders and
Anderson Graceville, Nelson and Delaney. Sec
ond game, Clinton, Peterson and Anderson;
Graceville, Know1and and Delaney.
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Harvest sightseeing Excursions via
-55 the 500 Line

On July 9th to 14th, inclusive. the
to stations Darlington to Portal, inclu-
siye; Forman to Garrison and Pollock,
inclusive; Thief River Falls to Ken
mare and Emerson, inclusive, at rate
Of $3.50, tickets being good to return
until July 81, 1906. For further par
ticulars inquire at ticket office. 119
Third street 8.
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CHRONICLES DROP GAME.

Red Wing, Mimi. July 9..-The Furriers Of
this place defeated the Chronicle team Of Min
neapolis here yesterday by the score OF to A.
not at his best. Monroe Of tho visitors pitched
a good game. but was afforded miserable support
struck out seven men to Spencer's three. Tho
Red Wing team supported Spencer in their
usual snappy style. IKE
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LAURITZENS LOSE.

Carver. Mimi, July 9.-The Knoblauchs OF
this city defeated the Lauritzens Of Minneapolis
yesterday IN well-played game, the final score
being to 2 in flavor Of the locals. Hoffman,
for the Knoblauchs pitched fine game and
aided materially in the run getting by slammins
| out &hree hits.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-09
1925 to Omaha and Return.

Account Annual Meeting Baptist
Young Peoples Union Of America,
July 1915, the Minneapolis & st.
Louis r. r. will sell round trip tickets
July 10 to Is. Return limit leaving
Omaha July 18, or August is on pay
ment Of 80 cents.
Call on J. G.. Rickel, City Ticket
Agent, 424 Nicollet avenue, for par
ticularS.
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ONE FOR OLE.

Journal Special Service.
Calumet. Mich. July 9.-Ole Nelson. the local
featherweight, was matched today to go against
Dusty Miller, the Chicago boy. in q ten-round
fight here July "a, under the auspices Of the Red
Jacket Athletic association.
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Minneapolis ....... % 0 0 1 o o.,
Two-base hits Greminger, Sullivan; bases on
balls of Swami 1, off Cadwallader 2; struck out,
by Swami 5, by Cadwallader 2; left on bases,
Minneapolis 8, Kansas City 4; double play,
. Phyle to Perrine to Slattery; wild pitch, Swami;
:.Sien bases, Perrine. Waldron; sacrifice hits,
Greminger, Hart, Graham. Time. 1:40. Um-
1pire, Egan.
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st. Peter, Mimi, July BY punching their
hits and scoring three runs in the first inning
and three more in the fourth St. Peter won
from Mankato on the local grounds yesterday
afternoon, 6 Ito s.. The batteries were: st.
Peter, Wolfe and Dillon; Mankato, Theissen
and Mccall.
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coroNE1s ACCEPT TWO

i Louisville, July 9.-Louisville won both games
OF a double header here yesterday. j., In the first
game both Stecher and Sutthoff were batted
out of the box. In the second game Minnehan
was wild and the home team scored enough
runs In the first inning to win. Dunkle held the
visitors safe at all times A one hand running
First Game r H q
Louisville .......2 4 0 o 0 8 O-10 II
Toledo ....... @ 4 y O-5
Batteries-Elliott, Stecher and Shaw; Piatt,
Sutthor and Abbott. 3D."
Second Game r H
Louisville ........5 0 1 o 20 8
Toledo ........s.2 0 o y o. IL
Batteries-Dunkle and Shaw; Mnnehan and
Land
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1N1nNa TAKE TWO.

Cottonwood Mimi, July 1.-Two very excit.
ing games were played Saturday afternoon and
evening Score 5nrst game, 8 to 4, thirteen inn
Ing game; second to 8. seven-innings, both IN
favor of Indians.
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rnrN VALLEY RENras.

Eden valley. Mimi. July e.-Eden Valley quit
the deld at Paynesville because of rank de
cission by the umpire with no one out. score
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.CAI,uMET TEAM WON.

Chicago, July 9.-The Chicago lacrosse club
Charles A. Comiskey cup yesterday at the South
Side ball park, by defeating the Calumets in 8
well-played game, goals to 4. Each team
now has game.
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CUMBERLAND FoRFEITs.

Hayward, Wis, July 9.-With the score OF
3 to g. In the last half Of the tenth inning and
Hayward to bat the Cumberland manager refused
TO let his team continue on account OF close
decision by the umpire and the game was for
feited to Hayward $ to o. Batteries-Haywar
Lambke and Fox; Cumberland Stahl and Oaurch
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IOWA STATE LEAGUE.

Ottumwa 8, Keokuk /.
Waterloo o, Boone 8. M i5.f rs
Burlington 5. Oskaloosa 2.
Marshalltown 8, Fort Dodge 0.
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WELCOME TO OUR
r.. CITY" FOR LONGLEY
Special to The Journal.

Special to Tho Journal.
Milwaukee, WIS.,, July e.-President o'Brien
of the American association announced today
that Umpire Longley Is working only tempo
rarily. He was to have been relieved at
Columbus, but as Umpire Sullivan Is stin IN.
able to resume his place, Longley has been sent
to Minneapolis for one week: -Ef-;s.rz A
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CAMPS WERE EASY,
SAINTS PUNCHED HITS.

Watson, Mimi, July 9.-The Watson team
won from Camp Release by the score Of IL
to 8.
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McMULL1Ns WIN OUT.

Hastings. Mimi. July e.-.Before. one. of the
crowds that baseball
who pitched for the locals. allowed the visitors
Christy Mills for sixteen. The features Of the
game were the heavy hitting of the locals and
Following is the score by innings:
esnaen Fails ::::S 3 9 g Is
oAMDENs SHUT OUT. ~.
Young America. MIMI. July s-The Young
America Norwood team shut out the Camden
Deli and Grady; Camden, Harrington and Ryan.
saracl oahg bs H. d.
Next Sunday the Toozes play at Young America.
MIR. HoKE HITS HARD.
saltwater Mimi, July. 9--It took thirteen Inn
ings to decide the challenge game between the
Austin Westerns and Jacksons of st. Paul at the
one man out by score of ii to 10 It was
loose game much of the time, but interesting.
HIM the as s
| times; making 1t a. tie. Then there Was good
playing until the finish. -sH= n
plucky. aitho lacking in support, The Jacksons
schauer. triple by Mcnamara, doubles BY
Nelson and O'Donnel and made twelve errors.
| For them Mitchell made five and Nelson four
Guiding a home run by Noyes, three bags by
| Hoke. two bags by Noyes and Hoke. McNamara
for the Jacksons made q double play In the
| twelfth. Kuntzen struck out g. Rennix
Bartos 6. Howard caught for the Austin-W West
erns and johnson for the Jacksons. Henry Mar
tin was umpire. The attendance was larger
! than usual. 49,. =.erz- H. q
| -. BELLE PLAIN DEFEATED.
! Belle Plain, Mimi. July 9.-Belle Plain was
| defeated for the first time this season on her
| own grounds by the Amateur Athletic associa.
Is to l. Jack Candle. the former Western league
| twirler, was In the box for Belle Plain and was
batted all over the lot. LeClaire of the Three
As allowed but three hits and was given ex-
cellent support. He struck out twelve men.
. LErCHER TAKES GAME.
Letcher. s. D.. July 9.-The local team won
Batteries-Baker and Whittemoor; Pfeum and
| Dickinson. 1000 ~ -
SOLDIERS BUMP THE BUMPS.
Annandale Mimi, July 9.-Annandale de-
feated the fast post team Of Fort Smelling here
Saturday by score of to /. 49,. r.
49, MCINTOSH GETS SOAKED.
Fertile, Mimi, July 9.-Fertile defeated Nc
Intosh here yesterday IL to I. Batteries-Fer
tile Clarity, Rand and Weller; Mcintosh. Moe
Narveson and Stovern. Fertile, has now, VOL
twelve games and lost one. 1853 .'-. p. a.55s
+ ECHO TEAM LOST.
Montevideo, Mimi, July 9.-Montevideo de
} s to Z Mt Granite Falls. The score being a IT,
four different times during the game. mace
fast and exciting. Montevideo expects to NEE
the fast Bird Island team soon.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Lincoln 8. Dcs Moines g.. tsu IN $%s,$
Omaha IL, Sioux City 8.
Denver 1919, Pueblo 7-16.
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INJUNS LOSE FOURTH.

Columbus, Ohio, July s.-Groth kept Indianap-
oils from scoring yesterday and Columbus made
1t three out of four the series. Blues hitting
was the feature. Manager Clymer of Columbus
was sent OF the field. The score:
r II e
Columbus ...oo 400 0o-3 8 2
Indianapolis 100 0 0 0 o 90 8
Batteries-Groth and Blue; Hickey and Ka-
Mo-
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THREE OF FOUR FOR BREWERS.

Milwaukee, July 9-Milwaukee made it three
straight from St. Paul yesterday by pounding
Hlagle's curves to all corners Of the lot. The
feature was the batting of Robinson. The score:
R H u
st. Paul .........O o 0 / II o 0-3 10 3
Milwaukee Il 1 1 2 o O. SO
Batteries-Curtis and Roth; S1agle and Drill.
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At Fargo ss.:~f sat- r n E
Lake Linden .....1 90 90 O o o OIL StS
Houghton ~........0t o O1aO 0 90 Ia Z 9
: Battertes-Balliett and Kurke; Reecher and
Smith Umpire, Anderson. {. as
At Calumet ss...- He
Calumet ..oo2.1 oooo-s 2
Hancock ..........4 O. o o 0 0 o 0 o. Q 2
Batteries-Morrison and Leahy; Hopkins and
Stewart. Umpire, McGraw.
At Fargo. R He
Fargo :..........1 o oa111'o"-7 II 8
Duluth ...........O 90 I 2 01- 1
Batteries Finnigan and Rose; Tredway and
Helding. :t I
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ECHO TEAM. LOST.

Montevideo. Mimi. July 9.-Montevideo de.
feated the Echo baseball team by a score OF
s to Mt Granite Falls. The score being TIE
four different times during the game. mace IT
the fast Bird Island team soon. z
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TURNED TABLES
ON BURKE'S BLOOz
Millers Find Swami an Easy Mark
in the Hitting Depart
ment.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Special to The Journal.

GAMES TODAY.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
st, Paul at Milwaukee.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Memphis s, Little Rock A.,
New Orleans 4, Shreveport 3.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Newark 2. Baltimore 2.
Providence 1 Jersey City 8
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McGraw has high hopes Of Ferguson, but ism t
disposed to lean on his heavily until the world
heaters shall at least have regained the lead.
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Fertile, Mimi. July 9-Fertile defeated Nc
Intosh here yesterday II to- l. Batteries-Fer-
tile. Clarity, Rand and Weller; Mcintosh. Moe,
Naryeson and Stovern. Fertile. has now. won
twelve games and lost one. 49, 80 = - .
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NORTHERN LEAGUE

NO GAMES YESTERDAY.
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oAMDENs SHUT OUT.

Young America. MINI. July 9.-The Young
America Norwood team shut out the Camden
team of Minneapolis yesterday by score of
to 0. Batteries-Young America. Norwood,
Dell and Grady; Camden. Harrington and Ryan
Struck Out-By Dell. IL: by Harrington. g.
Next Sunday the Toozes play at Young America
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
WISCONSIN STATE LEAGUE

la Crosse 10, Eau Claire 8. 49,
Oshkosh II, Freeport 8. s., s