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Special to The Journal
Iowa City. Iowa, Aug 14.-Jack (''Kid"l
Balm OF Davenport, champion light feather
weight of the northwest. came here from Cedar
Rapids today, after an experience In the latter
city which amused, even while 1t chngrined him
and his hackers He booked a match In the
parlor city with Frank Whitney for $500
side. but posed as an unknown
The deal had reached the .forfeit-posting"
point when somebody tipped of Bain's identity
to the Cedar Rapids bunch, and arrangements
Gtopepd right there. ..-
Balm considers the most laughable features OF
the incident the fact that Whitney's manager
is Art Flynn, himself old time pugilist,
and that the secret was kept from Flynn almost
long enough to insure killing for the cham
piOn's hackers
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THE SPOKANE, WAS -.
SURPRISE TO SAILORS
3 IrraT

Marblehead, Mass, Aug, 14-The Spokane, a
dark horse, owned by Vice Commodore Lewis
Clark of the Eastern Yacht club, won the first
Of the trial races for the defense of the Roose
velt cup yesterday. Hayseed III, owned by Fl.
L. Bowden finished second, and Wandrim Kid,
F. H. MacoElber owner. was third. Practically
thruout the race it was a battle between the
Spokane and the Wandrim Kid, the Hayseed
passing the later in the last three miles Of
The race. .....
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Rates.

The Northern Pacific Railway is sell
ing some very cheap side-trip tickets
to Summer Tourist points in Mime
sofa and all points in North Dakota
Aug. 18th to Goth. City ticket office,
corner N4collet and Washington ave-
nues. While you are in the northwest,
see the Minnesota Lake Park Region
and the Dakota wheat fields.
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BOATS GATHER FOR "
A CUP CONTEST
Journal Special Service,

Journal Special Service.
Chicago, Aug. 14.-Raven. the contender for
the Upton cup, from Hamilton, Ont, arrived
yesterday morning and was foated at the Co
u1nbi, Yacht club yesterday evening Toledo
the representative of the Toledo Yacht club, is
expected to arrive today.
Local yachtsmen look upon the visiting yachts
as all being in the winning class, and predict
that the races will be won after close con-
test. Milwaukee, which arrived Sunday is in
hrst,class condition. Mendoza. the other MIL
waukee Yacht club representative was thought
quite formidable craft when she visited the
local harbor at the time Of the Lake Michigan
Yachting associations regatta July T. But
Milwaukee has been able to defeat her on sew.
eral occasions in trial races at Milwaukee,
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HARNESS RACING
Irand Circuit-At Poughkeepsie:

Grand Circuit-At Poughkeepsie:
2:1o class. trotting, purse 81 800, 3 in 3
Nut Boy, g, by Nut Pine (Mc-
DR.. Chase, ch IT. Murphyj.... "a
Imperial Ailerton, (Snow)..... 80
Belle Isle, br N (Ray). 8 g
Kinstress. N (Clarke} ........... ) 8
Bowcatcher, b tMcCarthy) ....... S
Wilteen, (Benyonl. S 5S
Ann Direct, blk (Walker) .......
Lord oue4. G LRakerJ ......... ST.
Time, 2.o974- 2-11t-
2:O6 pace, purse 81 200. 2 in g.
Graft, blk b. by Grattan (Spencer...
Citation, (McMahon) .......... 2
The Friend, blk (McCargo) ......... , 8
Texas Booker (Snow) .......... 3 3
Edwin s., ch Curry. l............... 5
Ecstatic, IN .tLang) ............-.... 3 5
Bolivar, tWalker) ................ 8
Geary. ch g (3IcEwen) ..............s
Hal Chafin br h (Geers) ..........
Peruna, q. Murphy .............. IL 10
Red Bird, b h tCOx) 10 dis
Time, 2:O5k 2:06.
2:0G trot, purse 81 200, 2 in 8
Angola III, by Gregory the Great
tAmes) 1
Mainsheet. blk h. by Director Gen
eral (Thomas) ......-...........
Leonardo. 70 6 (Dickerson) 2
Turley. b (GcersJ .............. +
Tuna. b m Curry ............... q
Aristo, g (Walker) .............
Kid Shaw. (RosemireJ dis
Time, 2:o9A, 2:06, 2:0S. .E-
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COURTNEY BACK
FROM VACATION

Ithaca, N. Y. Aug. 14.-Charles f. Courtney
has returned from three weeks fishing trip
to Wyalusing, Pa, much improved in health.
The old man says that there have been no fur
ther developments in his controversy with the
athletic management growing out of his differ
ence with Commodore Senior of the Cornell
navy. Cornell alumni however, continue to de-
mand that he shall remain as coach and assure
him of their support in obtaining all conces-
sionS be may desire in regard to the crew work
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Pittsburg.
At Philadelphia R n
Cincinnati ........o 90 % ! i
Philadelphia ........0 0 0 0 - 10 0
Batteries-Wicker and Schlei; Sparks and
Doom.
At Brooklyn H
Chicago ...........o 100 oo41s 2-11 i3 2
Brooklyn ..........2 O o o 0-S 8 3
Batteries-Overall, Taylor and Moran; Pas
torius. Eason and Ritter.
At New York-First Game R a q
Pittsburg ..........1 0 O O o OIL 8
New York .........0 2 0 A o o Sc II o
Batteries-Phillippi. Willis and Gibson; Wiltse
and Bresnahan. g. D.
Second Game n q
Pittsburg ..........o 0 o1oo-1 5 l.
New York .........o O o 0 o o o Ia 8 /
Batteries-Lieheld annd Phelps; Mathewson
and RreSnahan. -, ------ 49, =.
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THREE-I LEAGUE

Peoria 13. Davenport 5. IL
Cedar Rapids 6. Springfield 5.
Rock Island O, Decatur !.
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Low Rates to the East

Chicago Great Western Railway.
Tickets on sale Daily. Final return
limit, September 3Oth. For further in.
formation, apply to r. ii. Heard. Gem
eral Agent, corner Nicollet avenue and
Fifth street, Minneapolis.
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Yellowstone Park,

Call at the Northern Pacific city
ticket office, No. 10 Nico11et House
Block, and ask for information regard
ing some Of the wonderful western
tours. We will take great pleasure in
supplying all information.
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HERRERA IN TRAINING.

centric but dangerous Mexican. will hook up
with his old rival, Charley Neary, at Schlitz
park In Milwaukee Friday night. The boys
are expected to put mp fierce game battle,
and All Ni1waukee hghtdom will to
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Gulf Coast of Texas.

Mr.. W. N. Mcneil, Santa Maria,
Texas. planted Is acres of onions this
spring and sold his crop for $4,275.OO.
He is now raising crop of corn on the
same land. $27.5o for the round trip
August 21st. A. L. Steece, G. P. A.,
Rock Island Lines, 1922 Nicollet Ave-,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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Isle Royale and Return. $1,000.

Mackinac Island and Return, $500.
These are two Of the many great lake
trips offered by the Northern Pacific.
The tickets include meals and berths
while on the steamer. Make up your
party; have your stateroom berths re-
served at the city ticket office, No. 10
Nicollet House block. G.. +. McNeill,
AGENT .ss~i. S.t15:
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CLARK GRIFFITH TO
TRY OUT MUNICH
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Chicago. Aug. 14.-Manager Grifhths today
signed Gus Munich, the crack semi professional
pitcher of this city. Munich has had unvarying
success in the semi-professional ranks, and
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PAINT THINGS AT BEM1DJ1.

T. Bemidji, Aug. 14.-The .Bemidji ball team
administered a coat of whitewash to the Grand
Rapids club Sunday afternoon, and did the
s..raint' act very nicely, winning the game
II to o. The Rapids boys defeated Akeley in
a sixteeen-inning game one, week ago and &c Ger.
tainly have strong team, but several of their
at the mercy Of Farley lie Gore, who had his
famous I''spitn ball working nicely, and the
long boy pitched great game He was ac.
an excusable overthrow of first base by Louie
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CENTRAL LEAGUE

South Bend 0, Dayton 10.
Wheeling 5. Terre Haute 6.
Grand Rapids 143, Springfield II.
Canton s. Evansville l..
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NORTHERN LEAGUE

At Duluth z b
Winnipeg ..........0 0 o 0-5 IA
Duluth .............0 O o o o u u 0--U . 4
Batteries-Terry and Voss: Cummings and
Helding.
Second Came R Fl q
Duluth O OO2 10000 II 6 8
Winnipeg ......0 o q 0-3 2
Batteries-Terry. Bushelman and Leach; krick
and Helding.
At Calumet Fl y
Fargo ..............0 0 2 0 2 0-J 10 8
Calumet ............1 l o q G-5 s
Batteries-Mcalillan and Stuart; Morrison and
Muller.
At Houghton- r H 2
Houghton 21oosoo o-6 10 :
Lake Linden ......0 l . %
Batteries-Barry and Whitmore: Balliett and
Solbra.
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L1pGERwoop LOST FAST GAME.

Hankinson, N. D., Aug. 14.-Hankinson de-
feated the Lidgerwood team in one of the most
exciting games witnessed on the local grounds
this year by a score Of to l. Batteries
Hankinson Kelsey and Smacker; Lidgerwood,
Hobza and Knadle.
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ENDERS LOSE AGAIN.

of his delivery. Weste was on the slab for
the winners. and he struck out eleven of the
opposing batters.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Atlanta 5, Birmingham 8.
Montgomery 8. Nashville 0.
Shreveport 8. New Orleans 4.
Little Rock Memphis. rain.
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score of 10 to 5. The feature Of the game
was a triple play by Pine Island. Batteries
Newhouse and Tome; Norris Stewart McGee
and Lietz.
eRAxs ARE v1croRs.
Arlington, Minn.,. Aug. 14.-The Arlington
games Of the season, by, the score Of to o.
Stressguth, for the locals, was in fine form,
allowing only four hits and striking out ten
Davis the a thTeWer rssSnea was on the
Ellington Ef5 Asc':co; :'e::..z e5eSSfSS
WATKINS WINS OUT.
Eden Valley, Minn., Aug. 14.-Eden Valley
met defeat at Watkins Sunday by score Of
to 6.
wH1rEwAsH AT KAsoTA. .,
Kasota:. Mimi, Aug. 14.-Kasota administered
defeating them by a score Of to O.. Dash,
for Kasota. pitched good ball, while his sup
port was almost perfect
MORA WINS FROM STARS.
Mora. Mnn. Aug. 14-The Mora baseball
team defeated strong aggregation made up Of
Miaca Foley and log oglvie PLAYERS by score cor
game was fast and interesting from start to
finish. The Mora team will play the Princeton
nine on the Mora grounds next Sunday.
eMANKATo BITES DUST.
Madison Lake, Mimi, Aug: 14-Madison Lake
defeated Mankato here Sunday by the score Of
8 to 3.
NORWOOD IS wALLoPED. . e.
Plato, Minn., Aug. 14-Plato defeated Nor
wood at Norwood ball park by a score Of 10 to
/. Batteries-Plato. Kimpel and Rosenwald
Norwood, Hartel, Heimkes and Klatt.
s>ls CARDoZoS WERE SLOW. .,-,.~~~ i,
Taylors Falls, Mimi, Aug. 14.-St. CroiS
Falls defeated the Cardozos of st. Paul here
by score of 13 to /. For games with st.
Croix Falls address c. A. Hetherington, Tay-
lors Falls, MINI. =,
-. - ASHAMED TO TELL OF GAME. %
+ Granite Falls, Mimi, Aug. 1.-THE WiIlmar
team was defeated by the Granite Falls club
here Sunday by the score of 10 to 8. The
Willmar pitcher was hit at will, and it wouiC
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MULLER Is A WONDER.

Fairfax, Mimi, Aug. 14.-The New Ulm team
defeated the locals here by the score of to
6. The feature of the game was the pitching
Of Muller for the winners, who struck out
ten men, - "r.FIr
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Cleveland .........o OIL oso-s /
Washington .......f 0 0 0 0 o 0 OIL 2
Batteries-Moore and Bemis; Smith, Kittson,
Falkenberg and Wakefield
At Detroit R H e
Detroit ...........3 i 0 o o o- 10 o
Boston ...........1 0 2 0 o 9 25 13 /
Batteries-Siever and Payne; Young and Pc
terson. +, E.
&. At St. Louis-Fi5st : Game g g . . = 3 \ 2
Philadelphia ......o o 0 o sol 1 3-8 10 0
Batter1es-Jacobsen, Powell and O'Connor:
Wadden and Schreck.
Second Game
st. Louis ....... % SO 90 0"-5 Z 2
Fhiladelphia ......o o o o1o0o OIL g 8
Batteries-Howell, Spencer and Hickey;
Coombs, WaddeIl and Powers. ...-.-
Chicago .......o 900 90 8 o
New York .......0 0 o 0 o O o o 90 8
Batteries-White and Sullivan; Chesbro and
Thomas.
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NORTHWEST BASEBALL
TRIPLE PLAY AT PINE ISLAND.

TRIPLE PLAY AT PINE ISLAND.
Pine Island, Mimi, Aug. 14.-Pine Island
defeated Plainview on the local ground by q
score of 10 to 5. The feature Of the game
a triple play by Pine Island Batteries
Newhouse and Tome; Morris, Stewart, McGee
and Lietz.
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u ASHAMED TO TELL OF GAME. % =
Granite Falls, Mimi, Aug. 14.-The Willmar
team was defeated by the Granite Falls club
here Sunday by the score of 10 to 8. The
Willmar pitcher hit at will, and it would
be shame to tell how many hits were made
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WERE SLOW,

-: =. CARDoZos WERE SLOW. .-s.x-~
Taylors Falls, Minn., Aug. 14.-St. Croix
Falls defeated the Cardozos of st. Paul here
by score of 13 to 1. For games with ST.
Crox Falls address G. A. Hetherington, Tay-
lors Falls MINI. r..
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New Richland, Mimi, Aug. 14-The local
team defeated tie Enders of Faribault by the
score Of to 5. This is the second game that
has been played and each team has Won one.
The rubber will be played off in about two
weeks
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Plato, Minn., Aug. 14-Plato defeated Nor
| wood at Norwood ball park by score of 10 to
/. Batteries-Plato. Kimpel and Rosenwald
Norwood, Hartel, Heimkes and Klatt.
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GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
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NORWOOD IS wALLoPED.

Madison Lake, Mimi, Aug. 14.-Madison Lake
defeated Mankato here Sunday by the score Of
to 3,
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GRAYS ARE vICTORS.
WATKINS WINS OUT.

! Eden Valley, Minn., Aug. 14-Eden Valley
| met defeat at Watkins Sunday by score Of
to 6.
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The J. p. voss team claims a game from
the Diamonds for non-appearance. The Voss
club is anxious to meet the Harris Colts or the
Blue pennants For games address Anthony
Weber, Cos Marshall street NE. =
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The Flicks defeated the French Towns for
the third time this season. The last game
resulted in a score of 15 to g. For games with
the winners address F. Lohner. 1915 Aldrich
avenue NJ. d.
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linn Die Goiie unb fano angeblid,
boB, onitott nad) Soliie su geben,
er iid) nad) ser Stele begeben bate.
mo @bitafer's 2eide lag, ut6 mad.
Dem ct ben Gopf. Die arme uno
geine nit elmer grt bonn MnMpfe
getrennt bate, oieielben in einen
abort nabe ieiner Siitte setporfen
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26

3tcGen ms meme sc
bGuoe. Gerihieoene 9iircolr
I'M ncltcn 0cbGltoe ser ,Bcnniplpa.
MIA So6u," @cfe BON GoIpert- uno
Baltimore = StroBc, iino bercits CT.
oiinet, ino 5nor lino lett bcreitS I'M
@ebanoe: 66. o. &.Gobb, 9%ipiiionS.
6rodtagcnt Der oNortbcrn Central,
Balm" u. 3. Gllicott, 5. $. 00bler
nno u. $. Orr, Sradtogentcn. 9i-
piltons : Eaiiagier-N gcnt <gb Soi-
ion, iuu., u1o baS NiQetbiireolt lper-
ben am 20. Sftober ein5icben.
9ringt 2angoon. - Mor,
ld)oll 6arllon enpiilg geltcrn bonn
@ebcilnpoli5iitcn 3o0o 9. Sou cin
Selearanm, wcldles hciogt, bab er
bclltc iriib bon Chicago nit Dem Der.
bdftetct Sdmi1oler eugene 2angoot
abfabren miro.
Die 9 obnfreu5ungen in
2 ITO III - Vefarht-
lid mar atf bcnte Nadmittag cine
Sibnll9 Scr 9obnfrel5ungs = Cont
miliion, peld1c 2bbiilfc pegen Ger
sa1nfrclBltngen Der g. &S.-9abn"
in Siib.Snltimure idaiien foil, uno
ocn 9cnnttcn bieier 9abngcieQiduit
otberaun1t, bod bat Gbef- Sngenicur
2. .. Gnrotbcrs einen 5raueriaQ in
ieiner 6nnlilic 5li beflngcn, uno lit
onbcr bieic Sieuilg bon Der 80. &
S..gabn" a6geiagt moroen. Sobolo
Stills Gbei. Sngenieur s. 6. @reiner,
1peld)er Srn. Garotbets' Elas ouf Ser
jabrli6en Snipeftionsreiie iibernom.
men bat, nad) Baltimore 5ilriidgefebrt
lit, miro Die n9. & O..gu9n" cine
Sibung einberufen.
Sic Yoltimorer MitaIiee
. cr oes uSiioiiden Notional = Goniie
te's," ipeldeS Die a~terfonnte oft
sielle aller amerifaniid)en 5locn lift.
lino Gr. SorrD Jriebenlualo uno OF.
Safo6 $. SpQnnoer: Ios Gonli.e
beitebt aus 90 MtitaIieoern.
Is sci d DIES grperts
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So9n 8iele BON Nr. 202, Camden.
Sane, puroe eeItern s(beno babel ab.
gefaBt, ais CT einen foliden alorn
pom &aIten Ir. 52S einionbte. 0e,
reits fiir5lid miiroe bon benz ge.
nannten aaiten aus Elm syeuersalornr
einaeianbt, uno Die goli5ei lit Der
Iniidt, Dab Der feline Sobn aiih bier.
ii6er ansfunit erfbeilen fam. Ger
Sunge miro bentc Dem Suaenoridter
porgeIiibrt. .ilpf
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Seutc Nad)mittog miro Oos 9iir-
ger : Gpnnitc cine Situltg abboltcn,
ulo miro er1partet, boB in oerielben
beoettenoe 9eitrdge gum 9aufono
9enlcloet mcrocn. Gie GorIiser Der
perid)icocncn Sub : Gomite'n oeS 60
mites ser iltngen 2ellte meroen Iid)
belltc Nadmittag ebcniaas perIom.
mcln. Inn lteltc Nomcnslilten 81 eln-
pinngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26

HaHe sur Geiie in's Aaslanb Sc.
iorst 6. Maine, Nr. Ala, Gf-NaIti-
mure,strafc, maize Goitmm9eaie.eCse
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*** einen 2ieoerabenb nit Com
nlers peronitaItet beilte Der ,gapcri-
Idle Mdnnerdor" in 9raun's SoQe
all Der efe bon gnnf- lino Caroline.
StraIe. geigdcr ipcroeu etli6e &c
nliitblid]e Stltnoct perleben.
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49, sir oer Yau nit Souper, Der
Der .G%onitottcr 6rnuen : Berein BON
Baltimore" nlf Gicnitag, ben 80. 81
tober, in Ser 5robiinn . Safe, 9tr.
2OO0, 5re0erid . apenue, angeiest
6at, trifft boS arrangements Gontite
Die 8orbereitungen in Der emiiglten
@eiie. 5eitIihfeiten Der Sdnuobcn
iiro befonntIid GuBerIt amiiiont. uno
10 miro Der beporitebenoe gaa in Der
6robiinh Snac aud frobc Stuuocil
bringen.