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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-07
THE WAY CANS SEES 1T.
VIII Make the Terms in Next Fight
With Nelson.


With Nelson.
Goldfeld, New, Sept. Twill I fight
him again2
That is just what am waiting fol"
said Joe Cans. 'sAfter that fight con-
slider myself the injured party. and I
Will not refuse a. chance to take some
more punishment out IF his hide. But
there will be one difference about the
terms of the Eight. Nolan Will not die
tate them if I have anything to dc with
it. am now the undisputed light
weight champion of the world, and the
next time we meet It will be a case of
winner take all, And If we do meet, I
will get all the money. III fight Nelson
again next week if he wants to-the
sooner the better. I will also agree to
let him have every advantage of the
conditions that he claimed for this fight,
including the ridiculous claims about
weight. But I want the money next
time. I got satisfaction enough out of
this fight to make up for the money he
got.
81 think that I gave Nelson pretty
easy conditions for this fight. The win
ner in the next fight must take all and
Nelson must make a side bet Of $4,000
with me. II anybody is willing to put
up another $4,000 purse to see Nelson
fight, that will make $4,000 to the win
nerss
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ZOE a &c. coo PURsE.
Britt and Cans to Battle at GoIdheId
on Christmas.

GoIdheld. New. Sept. Jimmy
Britt was advised early Of the offer of
the Goldheld athletic club for match
with Joe Cans for $4,000 purse, to
be contested for Christmas day.
win fight Cans? You bet I will:
and you can't make It any too soon to
suit me-" said Jimmy. IT have been
srnarting under the stigma of that
fake he perpetrated on me for
months and want to show him up in
his true colors.
Il lost my head in that fight and
struck him when he went down in the
middle of a fierce rally. He invited
the blow, and then said I paid him to
Goldfeld is going to produce an
other lightweight champion, or make
Joe Cans the wonder of wonders.
Scarcely has the smoke of the Nell
son-Gans battle cleared from the field
when Tex Richard, matchmaker of the
clubs, hunts up q $4,000 purse for
Cans and Britt, to be held Christmas
night
Cans. Immediately on hearing the
offer, accepted. Britt has also con-
sented- Should this battle go through,
fight fans will see two clever boys bat
ting, one to regain what he has lost,
the championship, and the other to
defend the title
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good shape with the exception of
Third Baseman Vaughn who has been
suffering with a lame side, but viii be
inthe harness again by the end Of the
week. Emmett Thompson will finish
the season with Leavenworth at the re-
quest of the local management. His
splendid showing thus far has con-
vinced local fans that Thompson Ger
tainly has the goods to win games and
he may be a considerable help. While
Vaughn is out OF the game Eli Wooley
is at second and Nick Kahl in left.
Holmes is playing in right field. Erie
days game will be at Atchison and
Saturdays game at the park will be
ladies' day.
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Leavenworth Times: Third Baseman
Vaughn is at present hitting at -3l4
clip and is near the top of the local bats
men. Nick Kahl and Queisser are bat
ting above him Harrington IS again
near the 800 mark and Bob Kahl has
fallen off some from his last mark of
.307 Eli Wooley is also hitting as well
as at any time during the season.
Leavenwor.h Times: Bill link pitched
the last two innings of the game at Ok
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SWEET MARIE THE WINNER.
Captured First Two Heats in the Free
for All at Hartford.

Hartford. Conn. Sept. Only
three horses started in the free for all
trot in the Grand circuit at Charter
Oak park, Sweet Marie winning the
first two heats in fine style, but being
forced to trot second to Wentworth in
the third. The sterling mare broke
twice in the final heat and was beaten
a head. Angola; the winner of last
years $4,000 stake, brought up the
rear. Sweet Marie was the favorfte.
The 2:12 pace was won in straight
heats by Owassa, Long John taking
second money and Mercy Me third.
Bonnie Steinway had things his own
way in the 2:10 pace.
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New York, Sept. 7.-Entree, the
to 8 favorite, won the Reaper stakes,
one mile and three sixteenths, at
Sheepshead Bay. There was consider
able rough riding at the start and
again at the head of the stretch. Mil
Ter on Ironsides was interfered with by
the winner and claimed foul but it
was not allowed. Garner was suspend
ed for six days for cutting across his
field with California King. W. H. Dan
ieI. an added starter. and backed from
II to / down to 7 to 1, won the Dash
stakes by a head from the favorite.
Yankee Gun, with Paumonok III q
head away
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MCPHERSON, Kan, Sept. Summary
OF the races:
2:10 pace-Maud G., won; Tony Faust,
second; Bessie K, third. Time. 2:11A
2:15 pace-Heater B.. won; 10 See,
second; Golden Bow. third; Little Mack
fourth. Time, 2:17E.
3-year-old trot-Easter Bell, won
Dreamy Eyes, second; Lulu B., third.
Time, 2:32A.
Seven-eighth mile dash-Iady Chat
ten, won; Tom Hosmer, second; Baby
Highland. third. Time, 1:34A.
Half mile .dash-George E., won
Matte D., second s. Tom Glen, third
Time. BOZ.
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Manager Jack Holland is authority feI
the statement that Heine Gehring, the
big Dutchman. win be with the Wichita
team in a few days and be ready to take
his regular turn in the box.
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lahoma City Tuesday and allowed two
hits. Tanning seemed to be in good form
but was not getting away in the ninth
inning. Wooley, Harrington and Nick
Kahl singled in succession and one run
was scored. Then Root frightened his
belt and the game ended without an
other score.
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RHODES wAICoTT BOUT.
Fight to Be Pulled on at L,eavenworth
on September ~.
I,eavenworth, Kan

Leavenworth, Kan. Sept. T.
Everything agreeable; articles just
mailed; send transportation immedi-
ately."
The above is the substance of a tele-
gram received by the committee of
Eagles yesterday from Billy Pierce.
manager of Joe Walcott, champion
welterweight pugilist of the world,
who is now in Boston. Mass. It means
that Billy Rhodes, the local fighter.
has been matched to fight Walcott in
this county on September % at 147
pounds for a purse of $4,000, to be
divided $500 to the winner and $500
to the loser.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-07

Big John Rowan did not fare as well
as WilIett on his initial appearance in
the big league He pitched for Detroit
Thursday and was easy for the Chicago
White Sox who got next to his assert
rnent for fifteen hits. The score was 13
to for the Chicago team.
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Leavenworth Times: The local team
returned from Oklahoma City yester-
day morning and rested for the open
ing of the final series at home at the
Home yesterday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock Emmett Thompson will pitch
for Leavenworth and Hollingsworth or
Wescott for Joplin. The team is in
Leavenworth Times: Third Baseman
Cavanaugh, recently signed by the
Moulders to play third base, reported
here at II o'clock last night coming
from Galveston where the league club
has disbanded. He win appear in the
game today. He was to have met thu
team at Oklahoma City, but missed out
in connections.
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Cincinnati Sept. There was an even
split on the double-header between Gin
cinnati and st. Louis. The visitors took
the first game largely because of the poor
fielding Of the locals. In the second game,
which was limited to seven innings by
agreement, only two hits were made off
Weiner.
Score by innings: R.H. z.
Cincinnati .-....-..-.-2 0 0 0 0 0 o. 5
ST. Louis ..............0 0 0 OO1O 81 9 l
Batteries-Frazer and Schlei; Beebe and
SECOND GAME
Score by innings: RH.E.
Cincinnati ...............1 0 1 0Os=2 8 1
st. Louis -.--.-.-.---....-. % Q 0 o 0 90 0
Batteries-We iTner and Livingston; Eig-
gins and Grady.
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Clay Center, Kan, Sept. There was
an immense crowd present at the Clay
County fair Thursday. The following
are the results of the races:
2:35 pace-Bil1 Barley Corn, first; Yer
ma Post, second; Storm Cloud, third
Tirne-2:153a, 2:1sz, 2:21.
2:14 pace-Fred H, first; Nanny
Pierce, second. Time-2:131k 2:15A
2:15.
2:17 trot-Waxwing. first: wilkhurst,
second.
Half mile run-John Maxwell, first;
Limb of the Law, second
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Wichita, Kan, Sept. webb City
won from Wichita, breaking a run Of
thirteen straight games won by the
champions. Two errors and hit in the
eighth inning let the visitors score
Miller's home run in the same inning
saved Wichita from a shutout. Both
pitchers were effective. It was an
nounced at the game that the Springfield
series has been transferred to Wichita.
ee0r-o.
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washington 4. PhiiadeIpnia 0.

Washington, Sept. 7.-Washington shut
out the Philadelphias. Falkenberg allowed
but six scattered hits. struck out ten and
was given perfect support, while Dygert
allowed three hits to be punched in the
fourth inning, one of which, being a
triple by Stahl. sent three runs over the
plate.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Washington 80 0 4 o 0 - 0
Philadelphia .......--0 0 0 900 90 2
Observation-Disclosures and Warner; Dy-
CERT. Cunningham and Powers.
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George Hurlburt, the centerfielder OF
the White Sox. is not with the team on
it's present trip. He will, however, be
with them in a few days. He was com
PEELED to go to Kansas City for a few
days to attend to some business.
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E,roitinc F1nisll Id I,ouisviIIe.

Louisville Ky, Sept. Hannibal
Bey took the handicap at Douglas park
IN one of the most exciting finishes
ever. seen here. six horses crossed the
line on almost equal terms and it was
difficult for the judges to separate
them. The winner was backed from
20 to 1 to to 1. Jockey Mcintyre
was kicked by Princess Orna and his
leg badly injured. selling war is on
ana promises to be bitter. Weather
fair. rack good.
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TEMPORAL, kan. Sept. 7;4Owen
Samuel has been engaged by the ath-
letic board of the College of Ernporia
to coach the football team during the
coming season. Mr.. Samuel has played
on the college and normal teams in
past years and last year coached the
Emporia high school team The eouege
has a good schedule arranged. Scott
PAYNE is captain of the team.
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apolis 10, Kansas City 1. Second
game. Minneapolis s, Kansas City T.
At Columbus-First game, Column
bus s, Indianapolis 5. Second game,
Columbus 2, Indianapolis 2. called at
end Of ninth on account Of darkness
At st. Paul-F'irst game, st. Paul S,
Milwaukee 10. Second game, st. Paul
2, Milwaukee 5.
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ming. when he was wild and was poorly
backed Detroit hit Smith hard enough
to win under ordinary circumstance
Coughlin's work featured.
Score py innings: hHE.
Chicago .-...........S 0o1 Q lis Is }
Batteries-Rowan and Schmidt; Smith
and Hart.
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Tebcau to Pay Phyle's Debts.

Cincinnati, Sept. THE national
baseball commission has Strengthened
out the case of Player W. Phyle, hand
ing out a decision last night. Phyle
had to pay the Harrisburg, Pa, club
the sum of $137. He claimed that
when he signed with the Kansas City
team George Tebeau. the owner of the
Kansas City club, promised to
straighten this matter out After
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joe Cans Reaches Frisco.

san Francisco. Sept. mr.. and
Mrs. Cans and his son-in-law, Bob
Turner, arrived here Thursday even
ing. It is the present intention of Cans
to rest a week before leaving for the
East, where he will play ten weeks at
$1,000 q week
cans right hand is still badly swol-
len. Cans says he will give Britt the
next chance, but will arrange terms
later.
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windsor, Ont, Sept s7.zAEa evenly
balanced card attracted a large crowd
to windsor. The star piece was a s.
furIong handicap for all ages. La
Gloria, equal favorite with Gold Mate,
proved the winner over Eminola,
promising youngster from the stable of
ssPa'' Bradley. Track fast.
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Springfield A, Oklahoma City 0.

Springfield, Mo, Sept springfield
defeated Oklahoma City by a score of
TO 0. Both pitchers were in good form.
In the fifth inning Bemis retired the
N1idgets on three pitched balls, all three
barters going out on easy chances on
the first ball pitched. In the eighth the
first three men up secured clean singles,
but Young retired the side without scor-
ing. The score.
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scoRE - INNINGs:

Joplin .:....;,;....-.-dd 90 "a
Earned runs-Joplin 4. Two-base hit
-McDin. Double play-Olson to Nc
Dill to Armstrong. Struck out-By
Craig 3. Bases on balls-On Craig 8. off
Thompson g. Stolen bases-Bayless,
Baerwald, Quiesser, Cavanaugh. Sacri-
fee hits-BayIess, Baerwald, Craig. Left
on bases-Leavenworth Z, Joplin 6.
Time of game-1:s5. Umpires-
and Mckenzie.
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New York, Sept. 7-Grfffith's team won
from Boston again. making the thirteenth
successive victory for the New York
Americans.
Score by innings: RHE
Boston ............--..0 z001110o5 II .
New York ----.---..--1 o 0 0 3-6 ID
Batteries = Winter and Armbruster;
Doyle, Chesbro and Kleinow and Nc
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hearing all the evidence in the case,
the national commission decided that
the Kansas City club must reimburse
the player. There will be no appeal
from this decision.
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ting mark was cut to 2:1sH and the
pacing to 2:I2
Lease second. I. S. Crum third. Upton
Boy fourth. Time-2:125z 2:131z. 2:12N
2:16 trot-Dimple won. Mack Henry
second, Alcarno third, Billy B. fourth.
Tfme-z.17L 2.1s16 2.19 2.16N
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PITTsBURG.
sCORE ~ INNINGs:

Chicago ............0 0 0 80
Pittsburg $3.50 0 0 0 90
The summary: Left on bases-Chicago,
Z; Pittsburg, 4 Two -hit-She ckard.
Sacrifice hits-Schulte, Sheckard, Phelps,
Chance, Hoffman Double piay-Brown to
Tinker to Chance, Struck out-By Brown,
J.; by ] siield, 8. Passed ball-PhelPs.
Bases on balls-Of Brown. 2; off Liefeld,
?. Time-1:30. Umpire-Klem-
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Leavenworth, Kan, Sept. Heaven
worth was unable to hit Craig with
men on bases and was shut out by a
score Of = to 0. while Joplin got four of
her nine hits in the sixth, when Thomp-
son weakened. Score:
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TOPEKA'S DAY.
Took the Opening Game From
Hutchinson, 4 to l.
HaIla and Flehsrty We're the
Opposing Pitchers.
AN ATTENDANCE OF $50
AN ATTENDANCE OF $50
Joplin Secured Four Runs Shut
ting LeavenwOrth Out.
Springfield and Webb City Fat
ten Their Averages.

Hutchinson. Kan. Sept. Topeka
took the opening game from Hutchin-
son by a score OF to 1 by putting safe
ones in the seventh. johnson made
pretty double play. catching a hot liner
and getting the runner at third, Petit
grew scored from first on a two-basger
over third sack by Genins. Score;
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OKLAHOMA CITY,
sCoPF BY TNNINGs:

Springfield .........0 0 2 o 0 "a
Oklahoma City.....O 0 0 0 0 90
Two-base hits-Persch. Three-base
hits-Goes. Bases on balls-On Young
I, of Bemis 8. Struck out-By Young
s. by Bemis 6. Left on bases-Spring-
field z, Oklahoma City 8. Stolen bases
Persch, SITS, Goes, Murray, Reed. Sea-
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Kansas state League Game,

At Independence 3.
Bartlesville 2.
At Parsons Parsons 5, Cherry
vale 0.
At Coheyville-ConeyvilIe Z. Cha
mute 0.
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Cleveland, o., Sept. 7--CIeVeIand Dated
Smith and Jacobsen hard and won. Tur-
ner's fielding and stovalrs batting were
features.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Cleveland ........-....2 2 0 0 o. 80 10
st. Louis ..............0 0 2 0 0-3
Batteries Bernhard, and. Clark Smith.
Jacobsen and Spencer
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Brooklyn, Sept 7.-Mathewson was at
his best and struck out IA men in q game
won by the visitors.
Score by innings: R-H.E.
Brooklyn ..........s..0 0 0 0 0 0 I 1 o. 2
New York .........-..400 1 4 o0O-5 0
Observation-Disclosures and Bergen; Math-
ewson and Bresnahan.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


Chicago, Sept. Brown held Pittsburg
to one hit. only two Of the visitors reach
ing third. Errors were responsible for their
getting that far. A gift, wild throw and
Browns hit gave the locals their first run,
Sheckard's double, a single by Chance,
the other. The score.
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SCORE BY INNINGs:


sropelxa .........,....O / 0 1 0 0 o.
sFItitohinsen .........0 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs Hutchinson /, Topeka q
Two base hft-Genins. Bases on balls
or F1eharty 3, of Halla 1. Stolen bases
--Pettigrew, Cole. Sacrifice hit-Davis-
Double plays-Johnson (unassisted)i
casey to Genins to Murray. Time-1 As.
IImnire-Iacobs. Attendanee-750.
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Boston ?. Philadelphia /.

Philadelphia, Sept. Timely hitting by
Boston defeated the Philadelphia team
Score by innings: Ri. E.
Boston .-..-...........0 2 0 0 o. . 0
Philadelphia 800 0 0 0 @ 1 0 0 o. Z I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and O'Neil: Richie.
Sparks and Donovan.
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one way Fare Plus $500 for Round
TTfD via

Grand Trunk Railway System to many
hummer resorts in Canada, Toronto and
EAST. and in New England.
Particulars of dates of sale, limits,
sfopover privileges, etc, can be obtain.
ed BY writing Geo. " Vaux. A. G. P.
& T. A, 135 Adams St. Chicago.
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Columbus, 1Iicf.. Sept. Clyde
Wares of Kalamazoo shortstop of the
Houghtou Northern Copper league club,
has signed with Columbus, and left to
ioin that team.
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Tickets on sale daily from Aug. 9th
to oct. 31st. 1906. For tickets and all
other information, see Rock Island
A. NJ. FILLER. c. 2. 4.
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Cheap Rates to Canadian and New
ENGLAND Points. Santa Fe.

Concord. N H, and return Ss6.o5.
Montpelier, VT, and return $S605.
Portland, Ne, and return $500
And many other New England points
al low rates. On sale September S and
10:
Montreal, Can, and return S36.05.
Toronto. Can. and return $50 90
Couingwood, Can, and return 1920.
And many other Canadian points. on
sale daily to September 80, limited to 30
days from date of sale Address Il. L.
King, agent, Topeka, Kan
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NATIONAL LrAcUr.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

baugh. Sacrifice hits-Risley Time
$780, Umpire-Eckman Attendance
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webb city ..........o 0 Q Q 0 %
Wichita. .---.-.--.-..0 0-l
Earned runs-Wichita 1. Two-base
hit-McI1sar. Home run-1Iiller. Sacri-
see -hit-Fillman. Base on balls-On
Milton g, off From g Struck out-By
Milton 4, by From 8. Lett on bases
Wichita 9, Webb City 10. Stolen bases
FWomble, Holland, Milan. Passed ball
Cheek. Hit by pitcher-Lattimore Time
Lbs. Attendance-1,000. Umpire
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Dallas. Tex. Sept. THE Dallas
club has sold Pitcher Farris. Catcher
stevens and Outfielder McIver to the
St Paul club.
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I.ady-Dfd the natives like the no~e.,..
ed soap I sent them? iAeiH
~ y ssl9lhlary-No, madam. they
~ FS-ee. prass =. o'io sliie" II aWay.-Detroh
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Toss angeles, san Francisco ana Other
C.aIiforr,fa Point s25.OO-Sanfa Fe.

IHEILJLLILEI 7 JEE7l
Tfckets on sale daily commencing
A,sers4gf 27th to Oct 31st. Good in
rrs17rfst Sleeping cars and free Chair
cars.
T. L. KING. C. P. & T. A.,
Topeka
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Racinr - lts. At Ottawa. KAN.

Ottawa. Kan. Sept Lone Of the
largest crowds ever gathered in Forest
park ATTENDED the races here Two
trra1< zaseszs $500 1nz7araa Tha trok-
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FTCIVET. 4
Return S17.5O. Santa Fe.
Tickets on sale daily, good returning
a. late as October s1st, liberal stopover
privilege allowed. Fast Colorado Flyer
+ IN Topeka 1875 p. m. arrives Colo
rado early next morning. Rock ballast
track and Harvey eating houses. T. L
King. C. P. & T. A. Topeka.
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Western I,eaoue Games.

Al DeS MOIneS-slOuX CITY 3, De
Afo1nes 8.
At Denver-Omaha s, Denver 4.
At Pueblo-Pueblo 4, Lincoln 8.
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ANIERICAN LEAGUE GANfEs.


Chicago Is. Detroit 3.
Detroit, Sept. Mcintyre and Schaefer
were added to Detroit's hospital list and
with two battery players in the out6eld,
two substitutes on the infield and q re-
cruit pitching, the game was easy for Chi
cago. Rowan did wen after the first in