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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16
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ger @eosrapbif6en @efeli9uft Der
Sibetreiienoe &apitdn &pslOp. am
&c. Sui; 1904 perlieB Der Sulai<2ama
reitenb, muir bon ieinen nd9ften Inz
bdnsern umseben, beimli9 Die Staot
2bafa auf Dem @ege nu9 Der Monz
eolei. Grft na9 einisen Sagem ftieb
srOBers 8egleitung gu ibm. Das
8plt brabte ibm nun iiberaa @dben
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betpeinte iein S9idial. SIN 9erbit
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Der S9mub Der Staot frapptrts
felbft Den HuHen, Der melt our3 Iiien
getommen fpar; es tpuroen ). 9. ielbit
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Sen als ben einaigen Sanitdren bers
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beben @fennen, Der i'm @esenIub gum
9aldiz2ama es nit feinen mDn6tI9en
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pffentli9 Seiste uno audi europGif9em
Wein, Defenders gbampagner. fart
5ufpra9.
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@uf Dem 9of feines na6 Dem Wufter
oes ruifi6en &onfulats eingeri9teten
Sauies bielt er ieltene Sbiere. Gr per<
gniigte ii9 in 8e9Ieitung feiner 5rau
nit &ngeln, 8oseni9ieben uno 9Oien
ppn blinben &unonenf9iifen. Die
S6ife iparerl eseen einen gum Gin
Iperrsn f~traffGaiser 2ama eineeri9te=
ten 8ls9tdfig ssri9tet.
Dim 1. sunni 1905 fdn6 &pslops
.rfter gmpfang our9 Den Salui>2ama
fatt. Na9 @ustouf9 feibensr, Sic
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iibereeber.
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gr lit elm i90ner Sibetaner nit flu
gen, bunflen 4ugen, Der pGbrenb feis
ner 8esierung Die Spoesftrafe abse=
I9offt, Die geamtenfpiltiir e~e5iieelt,
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ben dbsetpisien unb Die @olfsbilbune
geboben bot. Dis breiiGbriees 8inb
but er fi9 als 9alaiS2dma pffenburt.
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sr Biz gum Is. Sabre er5osen unb Damn
i'm Yalait potala auf ben Sbron ge>
feBt. Mit 20 Sabren bate er ben
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enbst uno iibernabm ielbit Die &esie>
rung, Die Biz oabin einise 3esenten
gefiibrt bdtten. &oslop burfte ben
san5en 9pfitaut bes Salai=2umu pbo=
tograpbiren, pdbrsno Der Salais2ama
felbft fi9 II sei9nen lieB. Inter ben
bielen @ei6enfen, Die ser Salats2ama
4oslop gab, befanoen ii6 aud Elm
psrtbpones Silo bon Seioeri, Dem
@otte, Der Die 3eiienben bef9iibt unb
Elm f9On gearbeiteter 3uum, oefen iid
Der Sulai>2ama uuf feiner &eiie be-
oient bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16

Der befannte 9eoIo9e
profeFor Mnton Jreiberr bon 6ritfd,
prGfioent Der 2eopoloinii4en 4ta=
bemie, 1T i'm Otter Dor IA Sahrea
gu 9ane a. g. Seitorben.
De- rs ii r # e n iteie" i'm
Jiritenthum 2ie9tenitein, Der 1850
SUB iber Dem Meer beginnt unb gu
Dem Oreifdpefterngebirg b~inauffibrt,
5Gblt unter Die fi;bnften uno romans
th&iteT Helfenpfaoe Der Mlpentpelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16
4er8tttet
9rei Bnfomen.

Stodton. @al.. Is. 5ebr. s.
Barnett unb feline 2 964ter fnb our&
Irgeno ein @ift geftorben.
6rau 1artIep, tpel&e BITE Rinoer
8arnetps aspHeet bate. III 9tfdbrli&
srtrantt, ebento bts Rutter Der Rimbsr.
Die Symphonic IaEen auf ptomatn-
gereiftuns f&Iiebsr.
Coroner S~outbmortb bat cine Inter.
iu9una stnsslsitet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16
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Mls bic R6uber tn bic @irtbf4aft
tamsn. Fanbsn Rsben Wdnner an,
S4anttii&e. Sic befabIen benfslben, bic
9dnbe bcd3ubaltsn, mas au9 ssf9ab.
nur Raii8e ma9te cine perbd@tige Bee
tpsgung uno srbieIt bon einsm Der
Hdubsr cine 2u9eI In ben 2opf, bic
ben Soo faft ausenblidli@ hsrbeiftbrts.
Die &duber fOben. obne irsenb
tpe!4e Seute semadt 81 babsn.
@nt9Ieiu rg.
y o It o n, Is. 6ebr. Der 3ug Der
Nem gort gentral 8abn. Der um 8
u5r mad Chicago absebt, sntsleife
beute abeno on 6untington Nusnre.
Der ~14.id6rise Walti SohanRen
tpuroe get6otet, 5 anbere perionsn muir.
ben pellebt.
einwan6erung.
@abington, Is. 6sbr. @ie
6as ginpnnberungs-8 Bureau mittbeilt
famen I'm Sanuar 1906 81, 1877 aus.
ldnber nod bieiem 2anbe, babor aus
europa 40. 1869, aus Mien 1874 aus
ben anosrsn @rotbsilen 3,484. Die
meifsn gintpanoerer tamsrl aus Stas
lien, ndmlid 1929. bann tom lin.
9ar, nit 11,108 unb WuBlano NIT
10, 1913.
3 m u / II b II 6
geftOgen.
6 hamofin n. ga, Is. Je6r. =
Die @Onnea pulbsrmtible fog bsuts In
bic 2uft.
Die lIria9s Der grpIoFon III TN.
befanut.
Der Nrbsitsr 6p. Setter tpurSe ee.
t6otst, Superintendent Nobert Rib
nerlsBt.
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gen Satin nod etnem turaen Streite.
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perpunbst.
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naten bon Canton. o., bierber.
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ten, 3olabi&dbern unb anberen Be.
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absulehnen.
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fHdfisleuten 9efedt unb feline Nbleb'
nung miro auf bic 9altung Der oeut'
fden R:sisruna bel ben aesenwdrti9eu
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goH&after Sped b. Sternbers bate
nod Der 2onferen3 cine unterreounQ
nit 6ecretIr Ropt unb f6idte bann
cine lange Sspsi6s mad Berlin. 81
ertpartet cine Mntuort IL ben nd4feu
Sagen.
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n.tffe.
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bon %. 6. Sing in @arren 90. f3ul'
big befunoen tpurbs. brad lsbte Naa
aug benz @efdnsniHe. @arfielo 0ids,
rusl9sr russsn yetbeiItguns on bsmisl
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2ebterer bate 8 Stablffdbe bur4se'
fdgt. Seine Jlu4t wurbe erf be
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pIan3ern.
/ 2pn9burg, 3D., Is. Gsb. 81
pfanser buntlsn Sabats In 2entudp
SenneKee uno 0irainia sritnbeten beut
einen 0erbano I'm ben Uertauf tbre'
probuttes 3u regulirer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16
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tsre $40, 600 bsrlanat msroeu.
6itaeod fasts. bab big jsbt In 19
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400 neberfh6runsen erreiat murosn.
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sabe SitGeod's, baB 2ouiiana bas
Sauptfslo Der 2anobstrtser gspeisn
isi. sic iolsn ss baisIbf nod fdlim-
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California sstrieben baben.
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better.
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penniplbania's sri9ien 6eute Dor Den
8eriretern Der 9rubeubefssr uno gat
bic Sorbsrunasr Der Nrbsttsr tn alae:
meinen umrifen an; er sos f4 barauI
3urtif UNI bic g~in3slbeiten fef~3ufs1sn.
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fur bic ger6anolungsn fertig tuarsn,
bod berri9ts bon beioen Seiten sin'
iehr entsegentommcnoe Stimmung. Il
baB bis ausi9ten bic befen fuo.
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better.
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beiben Ssitsn w%oblbemubt. baB eir
3oatriss beios Ydnoer f9wer Iadoiaer
uiirbe. Die 0srbanblunsen msrbs:
bur9 ben beuti8en Boti&after, Sefre
tdr Root unb ben prdfbenten ee
fhbrt.
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bdnet gum groBsn Sbeile babon ab
tute melt bic bisfse &esieruns unier
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milf. llnssrsdtisteitsn geaen ausldn,
oiiGs @ei9dftsleuts abi9afsn fam.
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men gs3stst. Der prdfoent uno 81
fretdr Root mini4sn ortngeno elm
sitliae Bereinbarung uno 10 f9einer
Die Qusfi4ten ni9t u~nehnffg.
3wet Jrauen berbrannt
Wurpbpsboro, Sa., Is
5sbr. 5rau gmilp 6Olt unb 5ral
anna 8arrinssr fanosn ben Glammer,
too. tpdbreno Wilis 8~arrin9er i&wer
8srlebungen b~obontrug. 5rau Bar
ringer perfuate In benz Sauie, ba
5rau 9Olt seb6rte. ein Geuer better on
sufu4en uns eob anffatt petrOleur
8aiOlin barauf, neil fe F9 In be
2anne rersriHen bate. Serr Barrin
ger, Der anueieno tuar unb feline @ai
tin 3u retten iu6ts, erlitt f9tuere Der
lebunaen. Sas 6olfids Saus braani
boafdnoig niebsr.
Ra9 ben pbiItppinen.
Gan 6ranetsco. gal., Is
Jeb. Der Bunoesbampfsr Sbernla'
sins beute mad S~ouOlulu. @uam I'm
ben p~bilippinen ab. gr bate 10
2aihttenpaRasiere, einiss Sruppe
unb 1000 3onneri Wilitdrborrdtbe a
Doro.
Inter ben paRasteren 6efanbsn HI
bic @eneralmaiore Groofs uno Wsffon
2ebterer 9ebt unter berfesslten Orore
nod Manila. Sn Nrmsetrsiisn be,
mutbet man, bob sr Sen. 2soaar
Wooo erieben iol, falls lsbtsrer na'
@hina gei&idt tpirb.
Sur apanif&eN otb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-05
CASTLEMAN STILL UNDER BAN.
A. \. 4. Clears Joyce-Hurdler Cannot
Enter intercollegiate Meet.

The special commission OF the A. A. Z.
charged with the consideration of the cares
Of John j. Joyce and Frank r. Castleman
Of the Irish-AmerIcan A. c.. both suspended
athletets. yesterday rendered a decision In
the matter. Joyce was fully eSonerated.
but the commission found that C~astleman,
while not guilty on the charge for which
he was suspended, was culpable In some
other regards discovered since the original
suspension. The commission decided that
Castleman had suspended himself by his
acts, but recommended that he apply for
reinstatement and that he should be restored
to good standing after May is Of this year.
joyce is declared reinstated as OF the date
when originally suspended. The complica-
ton caused by the ruling In the Castleman
case Is due to the action OF Barlow +. Weeks.
lawyer for the A. A. u, In bringing up charges
other than those that the case was TO have
been heard upon. .
The fact that Castleman cannot be In good
standing with the A. A.. U. before May is
means that he is barred from the i~ntercol-
logiate, championship, entries for which by
the rules must close at least three weeks
s Ssf Snd re th genes year anfy entries Snf ae must e" be sf IL
by to-day. He may be permitted to run
+ + decision of the commission is addressed
70 John P, Boyle. CHAIRMAN OF ths resistra-
tlon committee OF the METROPOLITAN Asso-
ciatIo and as regards Ca stleman Is:
line CnhTEtt hkhlnhl MI NhSht0llah W 'uh.oiuou
In the letter ma rked Exhibit A In the minutes
Of the testimony taken before this commission,
and are OF to n ,ss sslss' ma BAH n IN ne nsssy idirS ssSl; Rso'e''
we md that this charge has not been sustained
Mr. castieman was, however. charged before this
commission with having violated the constitution Of
the Amateur Athletic Union tal In having competed
IN unsanctioned games: tbl havlng competed against
other than registered athletes; (c). having com
peted al an unfecognized meeting 9; ID, having com;
peted for articles OF jewelry not suitably Inscribed
and NOT, authorized b; the Registration committee:
Gl having competed In games where more than
three prizes were given In one event. - =,
I'VE md that these charges have been sustained.
Mr. CastlemAn has been under suspension BY your
registration committee from the eighth day OF July.
ieoS' having been suspended upon the charge on
professionalism" as hereiRbefore referred 20,
Your commissioners feel that such suspension
should have been upon the. charges which have
been set down heretofore as having been %substan.
Hated, and that upon such grounds such suhpen-
sion would have been merited.
We therefore recommend 10 your registration
committee that MI. C%astlemen's suspenslon be
OF The association In reference TO such acts as he
has violated, and as h eIeln set forth. We further
recommend 10 your registration committee that II
M, Casucmsn should apply for reinstAtement
such application be granted at any time subsequent
10 the 18th day OF May. 1905.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-05

vrw VoaR a. ~. q FHtLipftrhit
There va excitement In ihg ggne and on
aI f1a~ ~ 1T'T ~ n ,s"s m",n PI 01rsflof TAI
The New Yofha trimmed the Philadelphiaa
ssain ms gave that Sas mraty WV ln,Ii.ni
tho cSndlc, n ,hIrt arndrr Nv fmptr itufs'
Ihe thief found fault with y drrtatnn W thlIu
haae and was sent tack 70 his iepre Nv me
Ia had been very elective ~ 70 that ingina.
bul . couple Of a%stetie. IN the nfih may have
helped, rune his temper
Incidents on the aida wetea couple ~ SCRAPS
IN the stands In ono Of the exchanges oi
nstlclGs 9 locke c9ppcd 2 man who We" no,
Esos car. " ~ ~ .ns ss ,1,.aer In W., other SCRAP
The New forks ennnncd Their punching TO
punching the ball. They punched upper
the nth, sixth and seventh innings and rolled
IN. enough runs 10 floor the oppnsttion
Leroy was doing fairly we'll ~ the boy
iifh InSins. and Qrth, who did the rest 9i
The twirllng for the home team was asaLn
effective, In edition BSSE lsmp me- b. est
of.the ~Phlladelphis trio q sla9men, Ead-
dele reign was brlef-a third OF an ming
1n 9a r1sHH t 9ip and an outseld fly gave the
:6S,5 biz 4 " ybs 6f ,SSI, and f SsyS Ps.d i s' x. ' .i%.
New Yo mfs' tied DIX he sS1fe'i IL the aiiSi First.
sSs ri sSm; cSa. Of ia Ia Ike nsealIGs. Fam hGfsaH s% roPEdssd
to bender, who failed to head OF anybody.
dribble to Murphy Hahn was forced. and
Laporte scored. Yeager drew four balls.
I'd keeler's hit scored Chase,
Eberfeld was hit by a pitched ball In the
sixth Inning, but was forced when Davis
missed Williams's fly. IL did not make any
Elberfeld on the bases, as .Laporte slipped
a two Dagger 20 right, which brought Williams
home, Laporte reach ed third on the throw IN
and scored on a squeeze play. Chase dumping
she ball down 10 Cross.
Orth hit along the right foul line for, the
circuit In the seventh inning. Keller doubled
and Elberfeld was hit for the sec ond time
by Pink. He was forced by. Villa ms. but
Keller raced home before Williams, who was
trying to steal second, was nabbed. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-05
Z hleagO, FIstsDurE, D.
~. Louis. q; Cincinnati. y.

NEW YORK (S. L.. 10: BOSTON IL. ~. l.
Boston. May New York won az they
pleased this afternoon. ArRely through mis-
plays Of the locals. who fell down at every
possible opportunity. Maroney was sent TO
the firing line. although "Cy" Young warmed
up and tho recruit was easy for the swattcrs
from Gotham. In addition, Maroncy was
Wild. passing four men and hitting one.
Ames was very effective. allowing but one hit
up to the seventh inning, and received per
feet support. Bostonls single tally came
in the eighth, when Howard singled and
scored on Brains double to deep centre.
The visitors got three on bases IN the first
inning through errors and a pnss. but ponlin
fouled TO Tenney and Mertes flied 20 Bates.
In the second Devlin was hit, and Gilbert
sin glsd. Ames famed and Marshall grounded
to Tenney. Browne brought Devlin and Gil
bert home with n single to right. .Tenney
threw wild and Devlin singled. scoring =.
Browne. In the NTH Browne scratched a hit
and went 10 second An Bridwelfs. error,
reached third on Bowerman's out and scored
on a wild pitch. Three more tallies were
made in the sixth. Dahlen starting things
with a swat over the fence. Errors and a
Wild pitch, together with two hits, resulted
in two more runs In the seventh. with
two gone, Devlin singled. stole second and
scored on Gilbert's hit. In the eighth two
hits. a base on balls and two errors netted the
visitors two more runs. pcvlin played great
hnll The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-05
sPOnTsSIEN's GOODS.
YALE'S TEST or NEW RULES.
Spring Football Practice Devoted TO Master.
ing the Revised Game

NEW HAVEN, May 4.-Yale closed her spring
football practice this afternoon with her an
nual punting contest, which was won by +. +,
Wernecken. OF. P. L. Veedcr, 'O7, was sec
ond, and Howard Roome, 'o7, t e all. Amer,
can halfback OF last year, got third place,
The judges were Foster Rockwell, LydiH
Hoyt, coaches for next year. and Capt. Sammy
Morse. About a score OF mon entered the con
test, most Of whom were members OF last falls
freshman team, but none showed any marked
ability,
For two reasons the spring practice was
longer and harder than in other years. First
and foremost. the new rules require a thor
ough drill in the rudiments so as to wipe out
the habits OF the old game and start the new
on clean ground. Secondly, the new eliFi-
billty rule barring freshmen from the varsity
requires that. the material AZ hand be early
developed, gees have been OF dailN
occurrence, something unheard or IN pre-
vious Yale spring practice. What the men
have learned so far OF the new game has not
met with their universal approval. but play
ing among themselves is n different matter
from opposing a fast team Of another college.
Long passes and end runs behind ,interfer.
encCs of half a dozen men have been the
most important plays. The. squad Will re-
turn carly in September ard start work for
the fall campaign. About thirty. men have
been In the practice for the past three weeks,
The practice has all been done behind closed
gates, the first time IN the history Of spring
football work at tale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-05
BASEBALL PITCHER DISAPPEARS
Thomas OF Bunalo Team, May us W Fallen
%erbOa

William Thomas. a pitcher for the Buffalo
Baseball Club Of the Eastern League, disap-
peared from his stateroom on the New Haven
liner Richard Peck yesterday while on the
way from Providence to play a game against
Jersey City. Thomas's nnderclothinC and
baggage were found In his room. and 1t Ia
therefore certain that he was only partly
dressed. Manager George StallinGs and N"
plain his disappearance, and they and the
steamship company officials searched vainly
Jalaski, another player. but was not missed
until the bout reached New York. ITO may
have fallen oYerhonrd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-05
SIXTH RACE.
,r maiden three year -olds and upward: 500
TO-DAY,s CARD FOR JAMAICA.
Kings County Handicap and Rosedale
stakes the Features.

Delhi 10 named to 90 In the Kings County
Handicap at a mile and a sixteenth at ia.
maioa to-day. He must give weight to Phil
Finch, ormonde's Right. Eueenla Burch. Bad
News and others. In the Rosedale stakes 70 r
two-year-old fllies. 1--WE furlongs. Bemay,
Dolle Dollars. Glare Russell and Umbrella
look the best. 0ptician Is In with light weight
In the hrat race at six furlonss. but Aeronaut.
Yves. Escutoheon, Gan Ness and Gold Badge
are all In hne form.
In the second race at hve furlongs. for
two-year-olds. Acrobat. B%rushman and Greene
may 20 we'll. Tokalon is named for tho handi-
cap at 1--WE and a half furlongs, with Subtle,
Mollie Donahue and Tiptoe TO beat, In
another handicap at six furlongs, Lady
Oxford and Diamond Flush. The entries
follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-05

Baseball Notes,

According 10 Charley Murphy, the ChlctFp cubs
have In king and Moran the two most valuable
ca lcheTs In the profession There will be 10 envy
on New YotH's part 80 long as The METROPOLIS has
BrcsnAhan and Bowermai.
At wsllace's RldGewood grounds ~ morrow
two games viii tlEC Tlncc. the Philadelphia
Quaker Giants viii tTy conclusions with the Cuban
: Giants ior the nucn disputed color"d champion
Ship
American League umpifes now Keep = Shtchel full
Of balls within easy roach Of Their position behind
tac catcher That expedite matters when a ball
mas gone over thH stand, hui might bother \ catcher
running ior a foul
lack POWELL has been suspended b. Manager
McAltcr OF I've 81, Louis Americans for not keep
Ing himself In condition 70 play ball.
Jrsse BuTkett has received his release from the
Boston americans. lie Appealed la a Worcester
uniform on Tuesday for the frst time,
Iaporte is not very graceful AT the bat, but he
lands on the ball as hard as either Wagner or LAiole
Baseball To day, $50 2, VI, American League
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Two base ht-Shannon. Ihree Dase hlS-Hen
nett, Raub, Chech. Home run-Seymour. Saor-
nee hits -Corcoran, Hines, Beckley, Double play
Smoot WnASSlstedl. Stolen baSe-Seymour. Wild
piiches-TEompson, q Harper. I. Firs, base on
halls-On Thompson 2: on Harper, 3, oil Choch. !
Struck ouI-By Thonps IN. 4, by Chech. . LEI
on bases-St. Louis, I; Cincinnati, 5 Umpire
tombstone. Time hour and IS minutes. ~
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$40 900 for Marathon winner.

"IlAwA, May Money has been pouring
:" IRON all parts OF Canada TO be added to the
,Inu Tor William Sherring. the winner OF the
%a.aIhoh race at Athens. II now IL esti-
mated that the athlete viii get a sum of about
viii II Is not likely that all the inoney
No., ~ sent to, Athens. SherrinG viii get
-"''U' IL when he arrives hons In Hamilton.
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. a. I Rsdtke no. NJ = ooupis N Isnejhs
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~ Z mills and o sftteasth, cut eft The paps
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~ masa him win nv 4 heal from ths faptdly
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prohibitive f~avarits In tina first evens. sit
fuflOnss, and Haitke msde o runaway u u,
ths bsreiver colt Fompins home Ave lengths In
front Of Illus Coat, ~ n .. WIN heat senator
McCarren's ~, Estephe, 2 10 :. By Q length.
Optictan ran out On the turn. but he was 20
much the best that II cut no figure. Tho
time was tIt.
ROT Roy. with Love. o stable boz. In tho
saddle. provided q biz surprise BY taking
tho nfth race AZ sir furlonas, with 10 20 / about
him. lie had = world OF speed and made tho
others In the big field look cheap when be
turned into the stretch. But he began TO
tire and II w0 q drive 70 get him. home .
length In frcNI Of Austin Allen. 2 10 l fqvorte.
Radtke land II Ancestor, 8 10 1. In third place.
Tho time " . ia 3-5,
Grace George. another l9 70 shot. LANDED
the second race, fol, maiden two-yeaL-oldsi
passed the wire q length and Q hall IN front
%vo qa.,SS James 10 e &. ksssnSss',s ' Economy Ssaa By ne 3
head. Economy got Of well. but was shut In
Immediately and Cochran never got her
clear until too much ground had been lost.
The race was run In i.0i as.
Peter Winners Larabie. , TO I favorite.
galloped home with tho last race. six furlongs,
having three lengths over Ocean Spray. g
good thing backed down 70 10 10 !. A half
length back came Realm, 4 to 1 second choice.
Sahara was messed about and never had o
look In. The time was i;i4 as. Three fav-
orites were victorious. and 1900 persons en-
joyed the perfect weather. The summaries: