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The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-27

DEFENDER ARRIVES AT HONOIPU
Hind, Rolph & co. We're advised by
wireless of the arrival of the schooner
Defender at Honoipu today from San
Francisco, with general cargo. She
was Is days out.
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Some people don't consider beer good
they havn't tried Rainier Beer.
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r. & G. CORSET SALE

Prices less than cost at Sachs on
r. e. G.. corsets beginning Monday
morning pril 20. Don't miss these
bargains.
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ON SUGAR
INDUSTRY
OF PERU

RESIDENT HONOLULU EMPLOYED THE
PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT EXPERT TO INVESTIGATE AND
REPORT MEANS ADVANCING THE SUGAR INDUSTRY OF
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-27

Automobiles can be hired day or
night at Club Stables, Fort Street.
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Roller Skates call at A. b. Arlelgh &
Co, who have just received new lot
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ISLAND sPECIALTIBS.
All kinds of island jams, Jellies and
pickles. Mrs. Kearns, 1874 Hotel st.
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FOR THE RELIEF FUND

$40 for the San Francisco Relief Fund
from j. Patrick of Honolulu Plantation.
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Fine Job Printing. Star Office.
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"WOODMAN, SPARE
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~ E..57 y "a GI6l

STREETS CUT THE
BUuDING-TRsT IN
ISLANDS
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MISS LURL1NE sPREcKELs MARRIED.

PARIS April Spencer
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VENEZUELA TO HAVE BANK.

WASHINGTON D. c., April 27-Venezuela is to establish
will substitute paper money for gold.
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WERE SHUT OUT.
White Sex Lose First Game to
Springfield.
Contest Marred by WrangIing
With Umpire.
CONTINUAL
FUSS
Andrews and Henry Sent Of
the Field.
McLear Knocks Out a Home
Run.

Springfield, No. May 26.-Topeka
was shut out on Friday afternoon by
the A1idgets in the first game Of the
series by a score of 8 to O. The con-
test was one OF wrangling and quarrel
ing between the White Sox and Um-
pire Crocker. Andrews and Henry be-
came so belligerent that they were
sent off the field and finally from the
grounds This necessitated a change
in the lineup. Howey was put on the
third sack.
The Springfield team was right up
to the scratch at every turn of the
game. McLear hit the second ball that
Isbell pitched, over the fence for
clean home run. After that the ex-
Kansas City Blue tightened up. Ohm
stead was pitted against him. and gave
the best account of himself this year.
His work was giIt-edged.
A sensational feature of the game
was Persch's catch of Andrews long
drive and his throw to the plate killing
Graves. Springfield had the best Of
the hitting, getting nine safe ones to
Topeka's five.
Ragan was an offender again in the
error column, getting two bad baubles.
The game was one of the best ever
seen on the local field. The entire
series promises to be a hotly contested
lot of games.
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AGREE on FIGHT RULES.
Britt and BIcGoyern VIII Fight the
straight Queensberry'' Monday

New York. May 26.-To avoid hav-
ing any trouble in the encounter be-
tween Terry McGovern and Jimmy
Britt who are matched to fight ten
rounds before the Twentieth Century
Athletic club on Monday night at the
garden, a meeting of all interested was
held at the Hotel Metropole. Terry
was represented by his manager. joe
Humphries, while Willie Britt took care
of his brothers interests, and Harry
Pollok and Tim Hurst spoke up for
the club.
After much wrangling, 1t was deeid-
ed to have the men fight under straight
Marquis of Queensberry rules This
will avoid a repetition Of the Nc
Govern-Nelson f1asco Of recent date.
The boys have to protect themselves at
all times and if they clinch the referee
must separate them. No hitting is al
lowed in clinches or when the referee
has his hand on either fighter. Tim
Hurst, the referee, then announced
that he would positively disqualify
either of the fighters that broke the
rules. This was satisfactory to all con-
cerned and the meeting was adjourned.
A number. of bets were made, with
Britt the faVOrite at to 3.
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KAUF0fANN's AMBITIONS.
Billy Delaney's Fighter Wants to Meet
FitzsimmOns or Burns.

New York, May 26.=Big Al Kauf-
mann, the California heavyweight
Francisco He was accom- panied by
his manager, Billy Delaney, who claims
that he has another champion in Kauf-
mann.
Delaney has brought Kaufman here
for the purpose of trying to arrange
a match for him with the winner of
the F'itzsimmons-Tomm Burns fight
or with Philadelphia Jack O'Brien for
the heavyweight championship OF the
ed to meet Fred Cooley of Chicago for
twenty rounds before the Tuxedo A.
G. Essington, Pa. on June 13. Kauf-
mann will begin training for the bat
tie in a few days. Delaney will train
him.
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WESTERN LEAGUE ROW.
Conduct of the Des Nfoines Players Is
Obiected To.

Omaha, Neb, May 26.=The conduct
Of Manager Cantillion and members Of
his Des Moines Baseball club in the
game with Omaha here Tuesday and in
previous games elsewhere has brought
on a row in the Western League, which
may result in breaking it up unless
something is done to restore good feel
ing therein.
PA" Rourke. owner and manager
Of the Omaha club. today sent a letter
to the managers of the other clubs in
the league. calling attention to what
he designates as the ''dfsgraceful,
'funbearable'' and ''rowdy'' conduct Of
Cartlllon and his club, declaring that
something must be done quickly or
the league will be broken up" and de-
manding that the president Of the
league, Tip" O'Neill, who Rourke
says is incompetent and notoriouslS-
partial to the Des Moines club, be
called upon to resign.
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Are Alter OsNeiu,s seaIn.

Omaha. Neb.. May z6.=A meeting
called jointly by Manager Rourke Of
Omaha, Holmes of Lincoln, Duncan of
Sioux City and Seelee of Pueblo. VIII
be held In Omaha to oust President
Tip O'Neu1 and Manager Mike Can
tiIlion of Des Ndoines. Although there
is some question as to Seelee's au-
thority to represent the Pueblo club,
which Is owned by q stock company, IL
Is believed these four magnates will
stand together. Meantime business
men Of Kearney have sent a delegation
to Lincoln and Omaha seeking q place
in the league in the event that the
Des Moines franchise is forfeited.
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wEsToN's GREAT Walk.
Old Time Pedestrian Goes From PhiIa
deIplia to New York.

New York, May 26.-Edward Pay
son Weston. who was q heel and toe
expert when most of the present gener-
alton were youngsters, walked up
Broadway to complete his march to the
Fifth Avenue hotel. where a eongratu-
latory dinner was awaiting him at the
end of his pedestrian trip from Phila-
delphia.
Away back in 1852 Weston walked
the distance in % hours and 49 min
utes. The walk that he completed
this time was for q distance four miles
longer. making it almost 100 miles. He
left the city hall, Philadelphia, 1T
1905 yesterday morning, so his time
altogether. counting off ten minutes
for his trip on the ferryboat, was 3
hours II minutes.
This clipped 2 minutes off the time
performance registered for a distance
four miles shorter. and showed more
than anything else the wonderful pre-
servation Of this man almost 20 years
old.
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American Association Games.
Indianapolis z, Louisville
Columbus z. Toledo
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Chicago ?, Boston I.

Chicago. May 26.-Chicago won a
clean and we'll played game from Bos-
ton. making two runs in the sixth on
punching of two singles and a triple
Pfeister would have made it a shut-out
had he not fnterfered with d throw to
the plate that turned Strobels hit into
a home run
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Chicago ....--.-.-.....0 0 0 - 8 I
Boston .....--....-....O 0 0 90 0 0-1 4 0
Batteries-Pfeister and, Moran; Young
and Needharn.
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P,iIadeInhia 3. ctncinnati I.

Cincinnati May 26-Corcoran's wild
throw in the first inning gave Phil
adelphia on r--n. A wild pitch by
Weimer in the tenth let in the winning
run. a hit following sending IN another.
Cincinnati was unable to hit Sparks
wiki men on bases. Kelley was put out
of the game in the tenth inning after
two strikes had been called on him.
Score by innings: R~HE.
Cincinnati % 0 l OIL s 1
Philadelphia .-....-1 o 0 0 2-3 0
Bstteries-Weimer and Schlei; Sparks
and Doom.
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FlootbaIl.s &c Id CoIurnbia.

New York. May 26.--It appears that
the fate OF football at Columbia still
hangs in the balance, and that the, re-
port that the games would be re-
sumed was founded on the preliminary
draft OF only one Of the three commits
tees appointed by President Butler to
consider the situation. Some time ago
committees Of nine members, from
the faculty. the alumni and the stu
dents. were appointed by President
Butler to consider the question OF snort
and report to him a plan which might
be laid before the university council
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KANSAS STATE LEAGUE GAMES.
Parsons 8. Pittsburg 2.

Parsons. Kan, May 26.-Parsons took
the first game of the series from Pitts
burg here by a score Of 3 to ?. 1t was
the fastest game of the season. The
feature was McDonald's three-base MT
in the tenth, winning the game
Score by innings: 4 r. T.
Parsons -.---....-...0 . Y y 70 y
Pittsburg ---.-------O z D . . - ~ .
Batteries-Harlan and Bowen; La
FraInpe and BARLEY. Umpire-Iba
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Oklahoma CITY 4. Ieavenworth 3

Oklahoma City, Okla. May 26.-
When the Nets completed their error
making streak IN the fourth and the
visitors counted three runs. the locals
settled down and played good ball
Leavenworth failed to score again
while Oklahoma City made one each
IN the fifth and sixth and two in the
last half of the ninth by a two-base
hit by Seigle. who went in and batted
for Ogee- The Nets made five errors
in the first inning The score.
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lola Z. ConexviIIe 8.

Coffeyville. Kan. May 26.-Iola de-
feated Coffeyville by a score Of 3 to
in a thinning game. The locals played
a ragged game, throwing the ball away
every time they got their hands on 1t.
Wilford lost his own game by rank
throw to first base
score nv innings: RH.E.
csoffevville 20 100000 5000 2-e z
lola s......0 / O 0 0 90 3 Q o 0 0 0 81 10
Batteries-Wilford and Quinn; Hartz-
burg and Chinn. Umpire-Gorman.
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New York Is. Detroit 5.

New York, May 26.-New York won
easily from Detroit by a score of Is to
5. The visitors were * in pitching
and poor in fielding.
Score by innings: R;H. E.
New York -........1 900 *-15 16 3
Batteries-Donahue, Wigs, Eubanlo
and Schmidt; Thomas, Hogg and
KleinOW
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
St. Louis 4. New york 3

St. Louis 4, New York 3.
St Louis, May 26-St. Louis won the
opening game from New York by a
score of A to 3. Druhot pitched excel
lent ball and was given good support.
Taylor was retired after the seventh in
ming in order to allow Mccain to bat
for him.
Score by innings: RHE.
St Louis ---.--.----.--2 02 Q - II
Batteries-Druhot and Grady; Taylor.
Ferguson and Bresnahan and Bower
man.
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make a clean

ern clubs here and make a clean
sweep OF the series.
Boston has gone down in defeat be-
fore New York, Washington. Philadel-
phia, st. Louis, Cleveland and Detroit.
Five of the six clubs that have been
here have taken the entire series, the
first defeat in New York being the ex-
eeption to the loss Of every complete
series
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.eWard,' selIs for $4,000.

Readville. Mass, May 2e.-The bay
horse Ward sired by The Baron, dam
Brown Kate (2:24A). was sold for
s3.00o at the special sale here. He
was bought by Horace Wilson Of Lex
inFton, Ky.
The bay gelding George Mack, trot-
ter sired by REDWOOD (2:23 4 J, dam
by L. H. ESQ, went for $1,S25 to
James Carpenter of Readville.
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wHERE THEY Play TODAY,

IN THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Topeka at Springfield
I1eavenWorth al Oklahoma City.
Joplin at Webb City.
St Joseph at Wichita
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland at Washington.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
chicago at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
IN THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Toledo at Louisville.
Indianapolis at Columbus.
Milwaukee at St Paul.
IN THE KANSAS STATE LEAGUE.
Fort Scott at Bartlesville.
Parsons at Pittsburg.
Independence at Chanute.
lola at Coffeyville.
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Pittsburg, Pa. May 26-The Brook
lyns made their first appearance here In
PIttsburg and were shut out Only two
OF them reached. third base and both
were caught at the plate.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Pittsburg -.-.-.---.-.+l 0 0 80 10 0
Brooklyn ...........Oo 0 0 0 o 0 90 s 2
Batteries-Willis and Phelps; Eason
and Ritter.
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wichita .. St. Joseph s.

wichita. Kas.. May 26.-Wichita
won a game lost on errors when in
the thirteenth inning terrific hitting
brought the winning run. Doubles by
Milton and Edwards tied the score. A
double by O'Leary and a single by
Bankhead in the thirteenth won the
game. The score:
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Cincinnati May 26.@Outhelder Jack
Mccarthy was transferred by the
Brooklyn National League club to the
Providence club of the Eastern League
Mccarthy Will join the new club al
Buffalo.
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Des Moines. May 26.-In a pitchers
battle Des Moines defeated Denver. The
only scores were made on the Denver
catcher's wild throw to second.
Score by Innings. R II +:
Des AIoines -.--.-.--.0 Q : Q . - .
Denver ......-.-...----O o o y Q y OOV-U ? 3
Batteries-Manslxe and Dexter; Paige
and Schrant.
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for action. A few weeks ago each
committee prepared tentative report
copies of which were given to the 21
members of the three committees in
order that they might be prepared for
discussion at a joint meeting. The
meeting viii not be held for at least
a week.
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rort soott aa. RartIesrille 1.

BartIesviIIe, I, T.. May 26.-Fort Scott
heat the locals by a score of IL to 4.
Rarflesville's new pitcher was not in
form and gave seven passes and let 13
hits be made off him.
Score by innings. X Il Il.
Bart1esville -.-.-...-.0 90 g-4 5
Fort sscott..........00 0 Of 40 1-12 10
atteries-Cline and Finney; Camp
hell and Crindell. Umpire-Lemon. At
tendance-400.
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. Q L+EV Lll . = III TIllILII-
LEAVENWORTH.


i "o outS WIteA WiiitAAAS run WAS AkAdue
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Ie5zen1Ro GeavenWorth di'y - - . . "a
Summary: Earned runs=Oklaho-
ma City 2. Leavenworth 2. Hit by
pitched balls-kahl, Lewis Bases on
balls=Om Bemis 1, off Rowan 2.
Stolen bases-Pendry, Wilson, Lewis,
Kahl Rowan 2. Struck out-By
Bemis 8. by Rowan A. Sacrifice hit
Harrington. TWo-base hits-Bemis.
Seigle Time-1:35. Umpire=Lew-
iusohn
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PhIIadeInhla 8. Sd. Iouis ?.

Philadelphia, May 26.-Hard hitting
won for Philadelphia from St. Louis.
Dyge-t was lid but was effective when
men were on bases.
Score by innings: R.H. z.
ST Louis ............Oa OO10100-2 2
Philadelphia ........1 20011O Sc 13 0
Batteries - Jacobson and Spencer;
Dygert and Powers.
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WESTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
On1aha 5. PuebIo S.

Omaha, May 26.-Omaha won the first
game of the series from Pueblo by bet
ter play all around.
Score by innings: r, H p
Omaha ....-.-..-..-.--3 2 : o - ~ y
Pueblo -.....---.-.----0 . o U . q e-9 ) .
Batteries and GOnding;
Quick and Sisler
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sCoRE ~ INNINGs.

Springfield .s o o 0 1 s-3
Topeka .,............O 0 0 0 90
Earned runsASpringfield 2. Two
base hit-Andrews. Home runZMc-
Lear. Bases on balls-On Olmstead 2 !;
Off IsbeIl l. Struck out-By Olmstead
S; by Isbell 4. Left on bases-Spring-
field 5; Topeka z. Double-Persch to
Goes. Hit by pitcher-Wolfe Stolen
bases-Graves 8. Cole, Andrews.
Downs. Abbott Sacrifice hits-Zear-
foss, Hetling, Murray, Cope. Time
1:45. Umpire=Crocker. Attendance
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Tndependence 10, Chanute 4.

Chanute. kan, May 26-Independence
had no trouble winning. Four hits and
:. wild throw in the fourth inning gave
them FIVE scores.
Score by innings: r H E.
Chan5ffe ........-...-.03 o0001 90 Z
Batteries-Jegglin and Adams; Reu-
Der. Lehr and Erwin. Umpire-Agin-
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Bosfor1 5. ChIcaen 0.

Boston. May 26.-Boston broke its long
string of defeats. Tannehin pitching q
two-hit game and shutting out Chicago
while Boston scored three runs, aided
by Chicago's misplays.
Score by innings: H: E.
Boston .......-........0 0 ~-3 5
Chicago ...............0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 2
Batteries-Tannehill and Peterson;
White and Sullivan.
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webb city. Mo. May 2s.-The locals
lost to Joplin by not being able to
hit Durbin The game was ragged.
both teams breaking into the error
column frequently Durbin would
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No Right st Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Cal. May 26.-The Mel
Herrera fight was abandoned last
night after a long quarrel as to weights
which could not be settled.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26
LincoIn Z. -sioux Citx 1.

Lincoln. May 26.-Jones and Jackson
were almost equally effective in the
game, but the former had the better
support. 3
Score by innings: + H 4;
Lincoln ..........--.-.-l o i q. -
Sioux City ..--........O Q . " y VI
Batteries Jones and zinran; Jackson
and Hess and Freeze.
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ST. JOSEPH.
sOne out when winning run was made.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Wichita z / 10 0 2 0 0 -
St. Joe..3 0 O 3 0 0 08

summary.- Earned Tuns-WIchIta
4. st. Joseph :. Two-base hfts=Kena-
mer. Miller. Edwards. Milton. O'Leary.
Home runs-Pennell. Walsh. Bases
on balls-0n Milton 4, off Gilpatrick
2, of Walsh T. Struck out-By Mil
ton 7, by Walsh 6. Stolen bases
Genins, Holland. Sacrifice hlt-Isyons.
Hit by pitcher@Lyons- Wild pitch
Walsh. Umpire-Brennan Time
$500 Attendance-400
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Joplin ................0 0 0 2 0 5 0 o. Is
Summary: Earned runs=Joplin 2
Two-base hits DalrynapIe stolen
bases-Shimonek Vanderbilt, Pork
orny. Double plays-Porkorny to
Rohn. Shaner to McDill, McDill to
Porkorny to Rohn. Bases on balls
Off Shaner 2, off Durbin / Struck
out-By Durbin 1. Wild pitch-Sha-
ner 1. Umpire-Longley.
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AslERIeAN LEAGUE eAMEs.
CqeveIand 4 Washington q.

Washington, May 26.-EeIs held the
Vashingtons down to i've scattered hits
and the S.leyelands had an easy time
shutting them out, to O. Hughes was
hit hard and timely. Four double plays
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If YOU HESITATE

IN obtaining a bottle OF Hostetter's
stomach Bitters when the stomach is
disordered, kidneys weak and bowels
coustipated. you only prolong your
sickness and make a cure so much
harder Therefore get It today For
S. years
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CENTRAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Gnftrie 3. TuIsa 5.

Guthrie, ok. May 2s.-Tulsa and
Guthrie played a ten-tnning. to 3 tie
game The game was called to allow
Tulsa to catch a train. In the ninth
inning Guthrie had q batting rally and
tied the score. Charles made his first
appearance on first Tor Guthrie. and
fransportation was wired to Barry and
Oehne Of the Waco teams who VIII
join Guthrie today.
Score by innings: r. H, z.
Guthrie -------- - = = Y Y y Y - - > .
Batteries-Price and Kearns; Smith
and Lyons. Umpire-Cobb.
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Eorf Snaifh 6. soutIl ATcAIester q

South McAlester, I. T., May 26.-In a
pitchers contest lasting eleven innings,
Fort Smith won an exciting game by a
score OF to 4. The first triple play
made IN the South Central league this
season was made by Fort Smith
Score by innings RHE
Fort Smith..---.-.0 Q Q 0 0 0 2-6 10 3
south AfcAlester. 2 0 0 oez 0 0O 30 0-4 8
Batteries Cummings, Eleanw and
Rogers; Cooper ana White. Umpire
Oliver.
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BY tl-e visitors were the features Of the
game
Score by innings. R-H. E;
Washington n..........O0o00o.0 90 I
Cleveland ...........-.0 0 0 2 0 20 2 a. 1S 0
Batteries-Hughes and Heyden; Eels
and Clarke
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Hays. Kan, May 26.-Hays State Nor
NAL defeated Emporia State Normal at
Friday. Batzeries-Singleton ans Sf[c,.
nor; Miller and Bice. = '-oi4-
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Mccuns. Kan, May 2e.-The locals
easily defeated Weir City In a feature
less game BY a score Of IS to 3 paS-
ter1es-IrayIor and Sheets. ht,,.5--..
and Burke. Umpire Sharpe. ~1--79''
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BiTTERS

HIS been curing siekly people every
where Of such ailments as Poor sAppe-
tlae. Insomnia, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Cnstiveness. Heartburn, Kidney HIS
aud Female Troubles. Avoid substi-
sAtea
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AMERlCAN AssOcEATIofs.
KANsAs STATE LEA CUE
KANsAs WoN BOTH GAMEs.
The .Javhaxxi<ers Beat Friends Univer
sity and Southwest Kansas College.

Lawrence. Kan, May 2e.-The Jay
hawkers won both ends of double
header on McCook field Friday after
noon. The first game with the Friends
university was a slow exhibition. which
Kansas won by a score Of to 3. Kir-
meyer pitched a good game, allowing
but five hits. The Quakers got three
scores in the sixth on double By H.
Davis and a single by Wentworth.
Score by innings. R-H.E.
Kansas .........--..-..-0 2 I 0 0 80
Friends ..-.---.----.--0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o-5 II
Batteries-Kirmeye and Brookins;
Davis and Outland- Umpire-Aorgan
SECOND GAME
The Jayhawkers won the second by q
score of 4 TO l. Meade had the SOUTH
west Kansas college on his string from
lowing but two hits. Wilson and JUS
tice led the batting, each getting a two
base hit, scoring a man each time.
Score by innings: ReHE
Winfield ........-....-.o 0 0 0 10 0 OIL
Batteries-Meade and Brookans; Tor
rance and Walltord.
Missouri II, St. Louis University 4.
Columbia, Mo. May 26.zIn one Of
the loosest games of baseball Of the
season the Tigers won from st. Louis
university by the score of II to 4 The
kicking and rowdyism OF the PLAYERS.
In the second inning. when the Tigers
took the lead. the city bunch left the
field. but came back before the time
limit expired. It is the frst time ia
years that a team has found fault
with the Missouri treatment THE
feature Of the game was a triple pIsv
by Newman to Bigger with two men
on bases, the shortstop took a line
drive. standing on second base. ana
caught the man on first before he
could return.
Score by innings: r.
Missouri 90 o. 001oB I'll Il
st. Louis "a 0 0 2 0 0 81
Batteries-salisbury and Swanson.
Young and Fitzporter
Hays 2, Emporia Normal 4
Hays, Kan, May 26.-Hays state Nor
NAL defeated Emporia State Normal 8
basebaI, to /, eleven INNINGS hers
Friday. atreries-Singleton and 2l,(son.
nor; Miller and Bice
STeCune IS, Weir
McCuns, Kan, May 26.-The 1oeei~
easily defeated Weir City in a feat9srsz rs..E
less game by a score of 13 to 80
teries-IrayIor and Sheets: AfehiSon
and Burke. Umpire-Sharpe
American Association Games
Indianapolis z. Louisville 3.
Columbus z. Toledo