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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-10
q WARMED TO VAMP
Springfield, ILL.,, Fans Mob Umpire
After Three-I Game.

Springfield, Ill, June 9.--Guarded by
a platoon Of police, Umpire Schuster
was escorted from the ball park this
afternoon, to prevent attack BY an
angry mob. Schuster called out Cam
eron on ball to left field, which took
away the local chances Of scoring. No
tice was served on the umpire never to
return to the grounds again.
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MISCELLANEOUS GAMES

At Williamstown. Mass.-Williams O. Colum
bia 0; called In sixth. rain. X.
At Lewiston. Me.-Bates /. Colby O..
,,n At Aaaovsr' Mass-Phlips Andoyer s. Phil
At Carrot, Ind.-Garrett 2, Auburn l.
At Eureka m-Eureka 8, Bradley O.
At Kewanee 1ll.-Kewanee 8. Canton 5. -
At Dixon, Ill.-Morrison 8. Dixon 4.
At Sterling, Hl.-Erie 2, Phophetstown Z.
At Galena. Ill-Galena Z Moline 2.
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HOLSTERS SHOW UP SAINTS.
Special to The journal. .+r- ,,.~-.

indianapolis, Ind. - June e-The boosters
made monk Of the saints in today's contest,
accommodating ten runs with only total Of nine
base hits, while the visitors, with eight hits,
skilful base running, good fielding and three
men sent to first on passes tell the the story.
On the dope the saints should have won. Nor
gan famed six men and passed three, while
Cromley struck out four men and passed two,
and with only one base hit difference the score
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IOWA LEAGUE

At Keokuk- II p
Marshalltown .....s 800 ooo3 40 II /
Keokuk % 0 0 0 O O 0 90 Z
Batteries-For Marsha1ltown, Reese and
Thomas; for Keokuk. Will and Ryan.
At Ottumwa- R H e
Ottumwa ..........1 0 O o O 2 4 o. II IS
Batteries-For Boone. Peterson, Lally and
| Jameson; for Ottumwa, Swofford, Ames and
Bruggeman.
At Burlington R H E
| Burlington .........1 2 4 % II 8
Fort Dodge .........0 0 0 0 0 1 6-7 II 2
Batteries-For Burlington, Green and Whit
ney; for Fort Dodge Nelson and Smith.
| At Oskaloosa- R n e
Oskaloosa ..........0 o 0 0 o 2 5 2 10 IL !
Waterloo ...........0 0 O O O o o 0 90
! Batteries-For Oskaloosa Steele and Mite; for
Waterloo. Burnett and futile.
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Totals. 10 SO 20 p 49, -
Stated for Young in ninth.
*#Two out when winning run scored.

*Batted TOT Young
*sTwo out when winning run scored.
Detroit ....1!o 3 Q p
Boston . o o O 90 2 1-e
Base hits, off Young, 10 in eight innings; off
Winter in two innings; off Donovan, IL In
nine innings; off Killian, 2 in two innings;
earned runs, Detroit 2, Boston 2; stolen bases
Freeman, O'Leary, stahl; two-base hits, Hay
den, Gaze; three:base' hits. Cobb. Freeman,
2, off Killian /, off Winter 1; first base on er-
rors, Detroit L. Boston 2; left on bases. De-
troit 5, Boston 10; struck out. by Donovan /,
by Young g. by Ki1lian 1, by Winter l; double
plays Lindsay, O'Leary and Crawford; Donovan.
o'Leary and Warner; Setback, Young. Grim.
shaw and Freeman. Umpires. Hurst and Con
nors. Time 2:15. Attendance, 1000.
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HANCOCK 5, FARGO 4.

Fargo, N. D., June 9.-Fargos hoodoo is still
doing business at the, old stand. Hancock won
this afternoons game with sensational bat
ting rally in the ninth, when Hanson weakened
after shutting them out and pitching sensational
bail for eight innings. An error. stolen base,
two singles and three doubles gave the visitors
five scores and the victory. Rose led with a
triple for Fargo in the ninth, but his team
mates couldn't get him over with tying score.
Donovan's catch of fly was the fielding fea-
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p1rrspuRa 8, PH1LApELPH1A (FoRrE1T1

Philadelphia, June {: Umpire KLEIN forfeited
eighth Inning By the score of 8 to o after the
members Of the local team had endeayored In
vain to convince him that It was too dark to
see the ball. The trouble really started when
Doom and Manager Duffy were ordered out Of
the game in the sixth inning for questioning a
the eighth inning when storm lowered over
the grounds and the players claimed that dark
ness prevented them from seeing the ball his
decision was decidedly unfair. tx III 4
| The Philadelphia players made no effort to
field hits and Pittsburg ran I'D seven runs be-
3 fore any one was retired. In vain the felders
protested, and when Pittinger began to throw
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Two-base hits, Newcomb, Tucker. Wotel1;
Wilson to Harris, Gruebner to Boyland to So
broa; stolen bases. Sobroa, Newcomb, Lynch.
Wotell 8, Ludwig: left on bases, Grand Forks
2, Lake Linden I; bases on balls, off Fogerty
3. off Newcomb l.: struck out. by Fogerty 8,
by Newcomb g. Time hours. Umpire, Nc
Graw. Attendance. 80 r-~.'e rs. ago.
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the ball in a wild fashion he was ordered of
fhe field McCloskey succeeded him, but after
throwing several balls, left the box in disgust.
Lush. who followed. made no effort to locate
the plate, and after warning Captain Gleason,
the umpire finally gave the game to the pirates.
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OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
.....,.. LEAGUE .s&ss

Newark 8, GAINESVILLE 8. ...----
Akron 3, Sharon +.
Lancaster 10. Mansfield 4. -
Youngstown, I, New Castle I.
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NUTS LOSE TO CHAMPS.

Special to Inc journal. .
q game battle, was today forced to yield IN IN
the eighth inning the one run which MADE II
q to / victory for the champs. One Fat
F1aherty, who has been sroyelling in the mi mil.
Of Indifferent success all spring, found himself,
and the way he cut out path for himself was
caution Swami was pitching pretty city h NEAT
and himself batted in the winning run in the
eighth. 1t was clean four Dagger over the
eight field fence. -..... '.. =. =
The game was tight affair all the way.
There wasn't sign Of chance to- DO any
scoring business until the fifth, when Columbus
managed to sneak here first run over Coulter
hit one past swann's ear at something like
forty miles a minute. 1t raised the dust in
center field when it struck. Friel died, Phyle
to Slattery, the inheld hit serving the purpose
Of sacrifice. Hulswitt singled, scoring Coul-
ter with ease 1t has already been told how
Elaherty scored the second and winning rum
kansas City made her only trip across the rub
Ser in the seventh. Phyle died en- route. but
burke drew pass from Pat. Sullivan sneaked
\ liner about three feet fair over first base
ior a. double. Burke took long chance and
scored just a moment before Hinchman relayed
the ball to the plate. The score: :"
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Stolen base Krick; sacrifice hits. sundheim,
Cormack; left on bases, Houghton 8, Duluth g;
bases on, balls. off Hastings 8, of Krick 8;
gfcSed out BY BY
play, Hastings to Brand to Cassiboine: first
base errors, Houghton l. Duluth g. Time of
game, two hours. Umpire, Dr. Bassen.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
DETROIT 7, BOSTON 6.

Detroit, June e.-Coughlin's single in the the
eleventh inning won the game Tor Detroit, aitsr
ing ing Donovan to the bench at the close of the
ninth. The game was hard fought and snap
nily played The batting of Boston was ter
riac In the closing stages. the tieing runs being
scored on drives by Glaze, Parent Stahl and
Freeman. Armbruster and Warner caught hne
hall A catch Of a line drive from Stahps bat
by Cobb was a fielding feature. Score:
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Totals: -. q u Al Totals. - 8 "a IA 4
In IRdia pan2 ....9 9 2 80 9 o-19 10
Bases on balls. off Cromley e. off Morgan 8;
struck out, by Cromley L. by Morgan 9; hit by
hit, Atherton; three-base hit, Geier; sacrifice
hits, Hines, J. Carr, Van Zandt, Cromley, Vim
SON; double play, j. Carr to Marcan to G. Carr;
stolen bases, Vinson Perry, Geier. Umpire
Eagan, Time 2:1O
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--..- 49, ....~ Totals. -. 8 "a II 4
Boston ..,,0 o 2 8 o" O 80
st. Louis .......O O O. 1 o i O !. 0-3

Two base hits, SmOot 2, MArshaH; thre base
hits. stsobel; hit BY pitcher. by Karger E. BY
Rarser + on nn
Boston 8; left on bases, st. LouisF7. Boston 8;
sacrifice hits, Dolan, borner, Beckley; stolen
bases, Brain, Howard, Shannon 2, Beckley;
| struck out, by Dorner Z, by Brown 2; double
play. Karger to Raub to Beckley. Attendance,
| 2,782 Umpire Carpenter. Time, 1914. -
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DULUTH 2, HoUGHToN 4.
Snecial IN The Journal.

| Duluth, Mimi, June 9.-On a heavy field, and
| between intermittent showers, Duluth took the
| second game of the series from Houghton this
| afternoon by a score Of Z to 4. In number
of places the game was ragged, owing to the
condition Of the grounds and the wetness OF
the ball. Timely hitting, together with errors,
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By Publishers Press -----'- : --g.--.--- - "
New York, June e.-Rain interfered with the
game between the New York and Cincinnati Ma
tionals, holding the game up three quarters of
an hour at the fourth inning, and finally causing
1t to be called while the seventh inning was In
progress. The score at that time was Z to i
In favor Of New York. but the score reverting
back to the sixth inning, left 1t to In favor
Of the giants. Wicker was hit hard in the
onennp inning Score. ... -
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NEW YORK 2. CHICAGO

Chicago, June 9.-The white six second eff
fort to take game from the leaders In the
American league resulted in another defeat to
day but the game was very close, the score at
the end being only to 1. Both teams played
fast errorless baseball and each got the same
number Of hits. Score: 2 "A t.EA
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rigan: sacrifice hits. Leahy 2, Piped Zeider, An
derson, Hippert; stolen base, Leahy; struck out,
by Bond 3, by Foulkes 1; bases on balls. OF
Fouikes 8, off Bond /; hit by pitcher, by Bond
/. by Fouikes 1; double play, Zeider to Meneice;
left on bases, Winnipeg 4 Calumet 8. Time.
l:35. Umpire, Anderson. Attendance. LEGO.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Lake Linden at Grand Forks.
Hancock at Fargo.
Houghton at Duluth. Set
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LAKE LINDEN 8, GRAND FORKS o.

6pectaI 10 Tue Journa1s : =
Grand Forks. N. D., June e.-The locals this
afternoon gave better exhibition of most any
thing in rather than baseball. and every one of
the six errors counted in the general results.
In addition, Fogarty was touched up for thir-
teen safe ones, two of them doubles and two
triples, and all were nicely punched. Lake
Linden played an errorless game, and the To-
calls had no look in from the very start. Sq5fe:
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FIRST GAME.

Calumet :........3 90 . o 0 i o o.
Earned runs. Winnipeg 1; two-base hit. Bond;
Mutter, Grimes; stolen bases, Piper, Hanrahan;
struck out. by Grimes Z, by Hanson A. bases on
balls, of Grimes 2, off Hanson g. hit by pitcher,
by Hanson 1; passed ball, voss; double plays,
Slear to Bufka;r left bases Calumet 8, VIM
nipeg g. Time, 1:5O. Umpire, Anderson. At
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IOtaIS.
&One out when winning run scored.
Toledo ............1 Q 2 Q o 10
Milwaukee :::....:o 0 1 o l o o.
Greene. McChesney, Jude; stolen bases, Nance,
w. Clarke, Jude, Kruger; struck out. by Gillen
l. by Curtis 2, by Sudhofr L. hits made, off
Bateman in three innings, off Curtis in
1-3 innings, off Gillen In five innings off
Sudhof in four innings Time, two hours.
UmDirp Haskell.
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Cleveland ........ 8 0

Cleveland ........8 o O. o o o o o -
Washington ...... o 0 o 90 OIL Q o.
Home run. Hickman; sacrifice hits. Turner.
son; double plays, Bay and Lajoie; Cross, Scha.
fly and Hickman; first base on balls, Smith 8;
struck out Rhoades 9, Smith 2; first base on
errors, Cleveland l; earned runs, Washington I
Umpire, o Laughlin. Time, 1928
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Altrock pc i 2 0lClarkson p. 0 .2,(
| *Hart ...... 0 O o
1Utulos - 81 "
ara ttad for A1trock in ninth.

*Batted for Altrock in ninth:
New York .......o | O o % %
Left on bases, chicago L., New York 5; first
base on balls. off Altrock 2, off Clarkson 4;
pitcher, Davis, Hahn; two base hits Hahn 2,
Laporte 2, Delehanty, Sullivan; three base ut.
bases, Jones. Tannehill, o'Neil. Time. two
hours. Umpire, Sheridan. Attendance, 1000.
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WINNIPEG 8, 2; CALUMET 1, 4.
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| Winnipeg, Man. June 9-winnipeg broke
even with Calumet today, losing in the after
noon, but winning in the evening in easy style.
his own nndoing By errors Bond piseSed st
edge ball in the evening. Meniece got home
run In the third. The scores: -. -.
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CHICAGO 3. BROOKLYN 0,

had no difficulty in shutting out Brooklyn to-
day. Reulbach did the twirling for the visitors
and let Brooklyn down with four scattering
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Totals Z 27 10. O -

f P6ilad dei 49,: 9 Q 8 8. 9 -
Earned runs, Philadelphia 2; home-run,~ Devils;
sacrifice hits, Plank. 0,Connor q double plays,
Davis, Gross; murphy unassisted); stolen bases.
O. Brien, Knight, Koehler; bases on balls, by
Glade ], BY Plank 4; struck out by Glade g., ny
PPlank s; left on bases, 9 st: Louis 8, Philadel
phia 8. Time, LAS. Umpires, Evans and Con-
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REnwoop FALLS 4, FRANKLIN 8.

Franklin, Mimi, June 1O.-The K. P.'s OF
Redwood Falls defeated Franklin on the home
desperate pitchers battle between Francois and
Finley-Francois for Redwood and Finley for
Franklin. The features of the game were the
brilliant fielding Of Jay McPhee, Franklin's sec
ond baseman. and the base throwing of Mead,
pitcher for Redwood. Franklin will play BIRD
island on the home grounds Sunday.
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hRnsaPsl,s 49, nS,si %oSs7a
2 Brashear 2 Sullivan, Graham; sacrifice hits,
Hallman ouinlan double play. Gremi ing TO to
Freeman; bases on balls. off kenna j, on zen,
2. by Gehring 2, by Ford 2, hit BY pitched
Kenas oyeT bits H Sef6Rd
inninp off Ford 8 in % innigs; left on bases,
Louisville I, Minneapolis 10. Time, 2:2o. Um-
hires. Owen and Kane.
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HASTINGS 3, oAaM1oHAELs 8.

Hastings, Mimi, June 10.-The Carmichael
team of Minneapolis defeated the locals by
score of to 8. Batteries-Neh, Doelet and
wheaton for Carmichaels; Lynch and Rooms fof
Hutchinson.
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HENS HUMBLE THE RoWDIEs.

| Special TO Ine JourHa1
Toledo, Ohio June 9.-The locals snatched
today's game from the jaws Of Milwaukee in
the ninth inning by handy work with the will
low. The brewers fonily imagined the agony
was over and the game tucked safely away in
the bag, when Toledo became facetious and
began wallopng the ball. The fielding of
| the gilt edged variety on both sides. Score:
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Pennsyivania :.:U ~ V, 49,
stolen bases Leonard Dexter 2, Mccall. Currier;
bases on balls, by Castle L. by Hay 8; struck
out, by Castle 4. by Hay 6; sacrifice hits;
pitches, Hay q: passed ball, Hare. Umpire,
Smith. Time !: 35. ~ ~"
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NORTHWEST>BAsEBALL
cHArr1E1p II. NEBRASKA INDIANS 8

Chatfeld. Minn June 19-The Nebraska In
dams went down to easy defeat today. Chat
field winning from them by a score OF II to D.
Doud pitched great ball for the locals. striking
out eight men and allowing but four safe hits.
His support was good. The Indians used three
pitchers.
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CLEVELAND 3. WASHINGTON l

Cleveland, June 9.-Rhoades held the Wash
ington Americans to three hits today and but
for Hicknan's home-run hit over the left field
fence, the second in two days here, would have
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Totals. -. 8 20 TO-

pittsburg .......o Q o o o Or
Philadelphia O. o. 90 Q -
Twobase hit Ritehey sacrifice hit Rit lite y
wills 2, By Pittinger 81 left on bases. Pitts.
burg 6, Philadelphia 8; first base on balls, off
Pittinger s off Willis 2; first base on errors,
Pittszurg q; hit by pitched ball. Nealon, Willis;
wild pitch Pittinger; passed ball. Phelps. Time,
1:28. Umpire, KLEIN. Attendance, 9.062.
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HARVARD BEAT PENN
Poor Support Of Penn Pitcher TIL
4 @-.' Cause Of Defeat.
Special to The Journal.

I Special 70 Tho J6urna1'
Cambridge, Mass, June s.-Harvard
made a runaway Of the game with
the University Of Pennsylvania today
and won to O. Castle, the Harvard
! pitcher, was effective as of late and
| tho Hay pitched equally well, he was
poorly supported at critical moments.
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BOSTON 8. ST. LOUIS 8.

| By Publishers Press. - p: ~ =
Boston, June 9-After losing nineteen straight
games the Boston nationals this afternoon
Louis to 8. Dorner pitched good ball, while
Karger was Wild and was batted out of the bog
| in the sixth. Score: - - -
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Yale % o. 20 . 0 Q Q -
Princeton .....:..:o o O. 10 900 "a
hit, Jackson: base on balls, off Doyle 1. off
Parson s., off Helniger e. struck out. by Doyle
2, by Parson s, by Heyniger 8; hit by pitcher,
2:2O. Attendance, O,0OO. -
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Totals. J.. :. 27 8 i Totals. ). !, 4 ~ 1s
c1,iaa - = q q = q % y a n u %

Brooklyn .........01 0EF0.9O % 90
Three. base hit Chance; saert1es Ace ht Lpmley;
rors, Brooklyn /, Chicago b; bases on balls, OF
Reuibach s. off stricklett g; struck out, by
Brooklyn 10, Chicago Z. Umpire, tombstone. At
tendance, 10, 600. = e&Est sSSs
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double plays, Burke to Phyle to Sla ttery, Per
rine to Phyle to slattery; struck out, by Flah.
on balls. off Flaherty 2, off Swami /. Umpire,
Sullivan. Time 1877 Attendance, 1852.
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M|LLERS TROUNCED
BY TEBEAU'S TRIBE
Three Pitchers Were Badly Man
gled by the sutor Sulli-
van Brigade.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

GAMES TODAY.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
St. Paul at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
Kansas City at Columbus.
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MAson CITY Is. Usage s.

Mason City, Iowa, June 10.-The Knights OF
Columbus baseball team OF this city defeateo
the Usage team In game here this AFTERNOON
by the score Of Is to 5. There was big crowd
and great enthusiasm. - ~ & Is
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p.r ao.a's;. - .! o. o. aa i O. o.
Hancock ..:...:.::.0 o % 90 0 o 50
Earned runs. Hancock 3; two-base hits, Fitz-
gerald. Donovan, Dolan Speiser, Cross Wares;
three-base hits, Rose, Dolan bases on balls,
off Hanson 2. off speiser 3: struck out by
Hanson 8, by Speiser Z; sacrifice hits Finnigan'
Wares, Cross, Speiser; stolen bases, Fargo 2.
Hancock 1; passed balls. Stewart; left on bases,
Fargo 10, Hancock 2. Umpire Murphy. Time
1.S1
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PHILADELPHIA Q. ST. LOUIS {

st. Louis, June 9.-By a score of to 0 the
Philadelphia Americans defeated the home team.
Davis home-run was the feature of the game.
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Third Baseman Bradley has left all others in
the lurch by his work this season. He has played
In thirty out Of thirty two games without q
misplay.
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GARDEN CITY s, MANKATo Q.

Garden City, Mimi, June 1O:-At picnic
given for the public school children Garden
City defeated Mankato in fast game By
score of s to E. The feature Of the game was
the pitching of Rev, who allowed only one
hit Batteries-Garden City. Rev and Edger-
ton; Mankato, Callahan and Bowen.
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Game called during seventh inning; two-base
hits, Higgins, Kelly; stolen bases, Mertes;
base on balls, off Wicker 2, OF Taylor /;
| struck out, by Wicker s, by Taylor !; left on
bases. New York York l. Cincinnati 8; " Empires
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JACKSON 4, wINNEBAGo o.

jackson, Mimi. June 1O.-A game Of base
ball played yesterday between the Wtnnebago
and jackson mines resulted in score of to Q
In favor Of Jackson.
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REn WING -, ROCHESTER, s.

Red Wing, Mimi, June 10.-The Rochester
high school ball team was defeated by the Red
Wing high, the score being IL to 5.
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The Excellence Flour is the best in
town. You win find it at Wood &
Nesom.
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LOW ROUND TRIP RATES
Via Iron Mountain Route.

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ARrIcLE 4,

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into 1000 shares, of one dollar Gl.ool each,
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this corporation shall have the privilege of
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The capital stock OF this corporation shall
Fifty thousand Dollars lS5o,0ov.0oJ- to be
yided into $1,000 shares OF One Dollar Isl.
each, and as soon as Twenty five Thousa
shares are subscribed Tor TINS corporation
authorized TO begin business and operatio
which shares shall oe paid for IN cash or
equivalent.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-06-29

ROBERT WADE OeLEsBY.
Notary Public.
Filed for record and recorded June 10, 1906,
on page 672 Book Il Mortgage Records OF win
Parish, Louisiana.
p. K. ABEL,
u5-et Clerk and Recorder.