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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
At Decatur. Ill

2:21 pace. purse Sc
George Perry (Deryde
Dan Spencer (Niles)
Maud Trower{ Myers)
Dixie Hal (Dean)
Bernina (Taggart)
Cassie Richmond (Jol
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The Gateleys defeated the Hartmanes by a
score of IA to g.. The winners would like to
arrange games with any 12-year-old team in
the city. For games address II. Blastien, 625
Fifth street NE.
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'ANS0ME larry
REBUKES ::S1RANG
Says His Umpiring Was the
Worst Ever Seen in
Game.
Journal Special Service,

Journal opeC1Al oeTVlCe.
New York. Aug 1O.-Sam Strang, the member
Of the New York Nationa1+1ea baseball club
who was called upon by Captain McGann of
the New York team to umpire the, Chicago-New
York game at the polo grounds on Tuesday,
when Umpire tombstone excluded, yesterday
reported his action to President Harry c. Pull
liam of the National league. Strang said he had
awarded the game to New York by forfeit.
President Pulliam replied in letter that he
was at loss to- understand how Strang, being
member Of the New York team, should address
such a communication to him. After reviewing
the incidents Of the forfeited game President
'Fyour action is appearing upon. the ball field,
you being possessed of all the facts was not
only high handed defiance of the laws of the
National league and organized baseball, but
an extremely discourteous act to me as president
of the National league. I would be strictly
within my rights and entirely justified in dis.
ciplining you for this impertinence, but pro-
pose to look upon your actions with contempt,
/ New York, Aug. 1O-Charles W. Murphy,
president of the Chicago baseball team Of the
National league, today wrote to the president
OF the league, Harry C. Puiam, praising him
for the stand he took with regard to the for
fetted game at the polo grounds Tuesday. Presi-
dent Murphy said in part: - &
"On behalf of the Chicago league ball club
desire to commend you for the course you
have recently taken in the interest Of clean and
sportsmanl1ke baseball. The excluding of Um-
pire Johnstone from the polo grounds by the
New York club was unfortunate, and the officials
Of that organization have since stated publicly
that they regret the action According to the
| constitution Of the National league the New
York club could be fined not to exceed 81 OGO
for the tll-advtsed action taken Tuesday, when
the basic principles of organized professional
baseball were violated. Chicago will not ask
that this fine be assessed by the board of direct
ors OF the National league. Manager Frank L.
Chance, all the players and myself feel that
we nave won most signal victory by striking
! telling blow at anarchy in baseball and the
gooo Will, esteem Of the president and the pub
| lie will reward u.s."
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
IOWAGOES OYER
/ BIG nine RULES
Schedules Six Games Instead of
Five Allowed by Confer
ence Rule.
Special to The Journal.

special TO The JournaI.
Iowa City, Iowa., Aug 10.-The football sched-
ule for the University of Iowa for the season
Of 1906 was announced today by Professor a.
G. Smith, chairman of the board of control.
The announcement was made following the re-
ceipt Of positive pledge from Wisconsin that
the badgers would play the hawkeyes during
the coming season. The schedule: =
Oct. 27-Aissouri at Iowa City.
Nov. 3-Wisconsin at Madison.
Nov. 10-Alumni at Iowa City.
Nov. 17--Drake at Des Mones.
Nov. A-Ames at Iowa City,. =.
Nov. 9-Uniyersity of st. Louis at st. Louis.
The prospect at Iowa is for a fair team, but
one that Will have harder struggle than ever
to win the state championship from Ames as
the "Agg1es' promise to be unusually good. The
radical revolution in the rules, calling for a
more open style of play, is believed to augur
wen Tor the hawkeyes as against some of their
more famous rivals
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"a Delightful Summer Trip for s1o.''

"A Delightful Summer Trip for slo.'
steamers TEaston'' and $500 City,
the Great Northern Railway will sell
tickets to Isle Royale Ports and return
via Duluth, including meals and berth
on steamer, for $1,000. Tickets will be
sold every Thursday until Aug. 30 in
elusive, good returning the following
Monday, and on every Saturday and
Sunday until Aug. 26 inclusive, good
returning the following Thursday. City
Ticket Office, corner Third and MIG
ollet, Minneapolis. MINI.
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=. = LUND LANDS READY
Opening Game Will Be Played in st
= Paul Tomorrow. ST.. r

The Lund Lands will practice at Nicollet
park this evening for the last time before the
first game of the Brookings series, which will
start tomorrow afternoon at the downtown park
at ST. Paul.
In tomorrow's game Parkins, the st. Paul
pitcher, will oppose JONES'. the big colored slab
artist Of the Brookings team, and Kelcey will
catch. On Sunday afternoon a double header will
be played at Minnehaha park, and in the first
Of these games 0rvile Klroy Of the Minneapolis
club will twirl against Burwell, the best man on
the Reds team. The first game of the double
header will be called at and the second game
will start Immediately after the close of the
first contest. % Z s. 49, sIzE&EE9-i s-@E
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.MANKATO HORSES
GETTING IN FORM
Much Interest Manifested in the
Meeting Scheduled for
September.
Special to The Journal.

Special Tie J0ufnaI. :
Mankato, Mimi. Aug 10.-The new racetrack
and fair grounds have been completed and
everything will be in readiness for the state
fair short-ship circuit fair and races in Septen-
ber. Where there was but one horse with q
record for speed in the city nine years ago.
there are now a large number showing the in.
creased interest In racing. Besides fifteen ami
mails that are being trained by their owners,
the following Mankato or vicinity owned horses
are being trained on the track by professional
trainers: Iowa, 2:10; Edith o., 2:17A; VaIse
Caprice, Articulate, 2;26, all owned by Carlos
Boynton; Lou Combat, 2:1s; Ed Himmelman,
Reinovine 2:16k, w. w. Gibbs, st. James;
Miss Alberton, 2:2o; Bright Eyes, 2:14A. VIII
liam Duffy; Little Prince, y, Jud Humfston;
DR. Driver, 2:26. T. II. Foley; Sycamore Jim,
2:2l, County Attorney S. B. Wilson: Ella Temp
ter, 2:l9A, Mr., Grove, Smiths Mill; st. James,
2:22H, Jack wilkie; Al Hughes, 2:2sl5 John
Graham. young stallion, 2:31, Mr.. Mckenzie:
.. H. 2:22h, G. G. Phillips. All of these viii
enter the state fair shortship circuit this fall
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
.YOSI ARRIVES
AT Ann ARBOR
Thinks the New Rules Will Make
Scoring a Matter of
Luck.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service !.
Ann Arbor Mich, Aug. 1o.-Yost is in town
''No big team will score more than twenty
points against another big team under the new
rules" he said. THE game will be kickine
and running, and scoring will be mainly q
matter of luck. 1t will take harder work to
gain five yards under the new rules than twenty
yards under the old rules" ....... :
when you coming back to sic 'em on ~
he was asked. a...s'r -
"Who is there to sic?" he said with the same
old smile. "We have no seniors or freshmen
to pick from. Pennsylvania will have a bic
advantage over us. I am sorry they are goino
to lose Quarterback Stevenson. We want tc
meet the best in the east"
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THE INDEPENDENTS

The Northt Minneapolis Creams would like to
arrange a game for Sunday with any fast local
or out OF town team Local teams can have
games at Minnehaha park at 1870. Telephone
eHher llne Martin Swanson, Powers Mer-
camille Co.
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SASKATCHEWAN BRIDGE
100000 Structure Ordered by Board
of Public Works. =

Special to The Journal. {
Regina, Sask., Aug. 1O.-The provin-1
cial public works department has
awarded contracts for 100000 steel
traffic bridge over the Saskatchewan
river at Saskatchewan, to be completed
before spring. ..x.
twenty eight Masonic lodges in Sas-
katchewan met in convention here to-
province and thus withdrew from the
Jurisdiction Of the grand lodge Of Man
itoba. .a
Regina's big annual summer fair
opened today with good attendance
and :unprecedentedly large number Of
exhibits, especially Of high.class live
stock. ## =.
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BOWLERS WILL MEET
Members Of the Minneapolis Bowling
s. " Club Are Busy.

The Minneapolis Bowling club will meet to-
night at the Arcade bowling alleys to conclude
arrangements for the handicap series which will
begin in September
This meeting will be open to all clubs de-
urge all lovers of the sport to attend themselves
or send representative. Up to the present
time nine clubs have been registered, but as
the league will be composed of at least twelve
clubs, few more will be entered tonight.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
At Brooklyn 81 e
Chicago ..........2 100000 ooo1-5 5
Brooklyn ...........O 0 0 Q-6 2
Batteries-Taylor and Moran; Mcintyre and
Bergen.
At New York II p
Pittsburg ..........o 100000 : !
New York ....::...4 o Q @-6
Batter1eS-Philllppi. Leifeld and Pelt1; Fergu-
son. Methewson and Bresnahan.
At Boston, H e
St. Louis ........ooo ooo1o1-2 Z
Boston .....,.....0 0 0 o 0 l. D 0-1
Batteries-Karger and Marshall; Dorner and
Needham.
At Philadelphia R Fl e
PidfadeI5h Phiiadelphia ..::. 9 oi[ s
Batteries-Frazer and Schlei; Sparks and
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SALTWATER REoRGANIZEs.

Saltwater, Aug. ,10.-The A. A. A. baseball
club has been organized anew with changes in
a director of the Athletic association, and a
rising young business man who is popular, has
been selected as manager. He announces that
local players with the exception of an outside
battery. Further changes will be made as the
team develops in practice, and it is the inten-
tion to drill in work. Frank Geist of the, MIN
neapolis Palace team has been signed catch
err and Fred Cook of St. Paul will continue on
the pitching staff. Next Sunday afternoon the
A. A. A. team Of St. Paul, will bring over a
bunch of rooters to meet the locals
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1865 MEN

Wanted at Once to Harvest the Marvel
Gus Crops in Minnesota and North
Dakota Along the 500 Line.
Low rates in effect from st. Paul
and Minneapolis to all points west in
Minnesota and the Dakotas daily, Aug.
LIST to 31st inclusive, 1906.
e.. Splendid wages are offered ranging
from $l.75 to So per day, including e
board. An opportunity for everybody
to get busy.
E. "Ask at the ticket office.'
. 119 Third street S.
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yesterday: +. .-.+,
First-He wants 81, 900 cash for his services
in making the match. He is likely to get it.
Second-He demands that Nelson be given Is
per cent of the purse, win or lose. Cans will
agree rather than lose the fight.
Third-Nolan demands that Cans fight at 13O
ringside, altho he specifically agreed to 133
Cans will accept this hard condition If
Cans gets the worst of the financial settlement
the Goldheld men will take care of him.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
ROYAITY AT RACES

Cowes, Aug. 1O.--King Edward and the
Prince OF Wales were active participants in to-
days racing, being among those on board Wis
count weighs Catonia in the contest for schoon-
ers, over the Queens course. The other en-
trants were Emperor Williams Meteor, sun
shine, Clara and Ade1a. Il.
In, the race for cutters and yawls the start
.ers were Navahoe, Kariad, white Heather,
Kerry Maid and Nyria. The weather on this,
the last day Of the Cowes regatta, continued
bright. with a good breeze blowing,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
ROBSON STUNG UP
b THE STINGER BOY
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Philadelphia, Aug. 1o.-At the Washington
Sporting club here last night Spike Robson
toyed with Kid Stinger for the sx-round limit
stnger rushed the fighting all the way and
1anded frequently but did little damage to the
Englishman. Robson jabbed Stinger constantly,
and when the bout ended the Kids face re-
sembled unstuffed sausage meat
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
HERMAN AND YANGER
WAITING FOR BATTLE
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
indianapolis, Aug. 10.--Kid Herman and Benny
Yanger are ready for their ten-round battle at
the Washington baseball park tonight. Yanger,
brown as berry and hard as rock, arrived in
Indianapolis from his training quarters at Cedar
lake late yesterday afternoon, and went to bed
early. t4z,-E 81 > ~
Herman spent the day quietly at his training
quarters at Broad Ripple and .came to town
with his partner this morning. He is not
worrying about the outcome, and appears to be
in as good condition as boxer could be- -
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Journal Special Service.

journal Special Service.
Golddeld, New, Aug. 1o.-Billy Nolan, Mel
sons manager, has caused complications which
threaten to block the fight Only the determine
tion of Cans to submit to any exactions rather
When Nolan arrived last night he said: "There
is nothing to be done but sign up. Cans can
have anything he wants. Well sign tonight
A few hours later he had changed his mind.
Here Nolan's demands revised to o'clock
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
ANOTHER AMATEUR
i. SHOWS GOOD FORM
Journal Special Service.

Muskegon, Mich, Aug. 1O.-Walter Little of
Chicago, who recently graduated from the cham;
p1onship amateur featherweight class, battled ten
furious rounds to draw with Kid Taylor of Chi
cago before 1,500 fight fans at the Ludngton
Athletic club last night. Both men secured
knockdowns Little had shade the better of
the opening rounds, but Taylor came fast
towards the close. When the gong rang for the
final round Little sprang to the center of the
ring and used every trick Of science he DOS
sessed to put Taylor away but the latter stalled
and cleverly fought thru the round to well.re-
ce1ved draw.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
JAP CLAIMS RECORD
FOR THE POLE VAULT
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
New Haven, Conn. Aug. 1o-For the first
time a japanese athlete claims a world athletic
record Walter Camp, Yales athletic adviser
has been notified that Minoru Fujii of the Uni
versity of Toxic cleared the bar at IL feet
inch, and won the lO0.yard dash in 9 2-5 sec.
onds at the annual Toxic games breaking the
worlds pole-vault record of 12 feet and the
1OO-yard dash figures.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
Special to The Journal.


Kansas City at Columbus
Special to The Journal.
Louisville Ky. Aug. 1o.-Woodruff won the
game between Minneapolis and Louisville yester-
day by making a beautiful three-bagger In the
tenth inning, bringing In two runs. : -, :. =
Kenna went in to pitch for Louisville and
Thomas for the visitors. henna was weak IN
the first three innings, but strengthened and
t was able to make Garrison finish, while Thom-
as went to the bad and was replaced by Gehrng
In the sixth inning. Gehrtng was In good form
and twirled winning ball for the first few in
nings but in the tenth he weakened and lost
the game.
The milIers started out by making two runs
IN the first inning. Davis, who was first up, was
lhit by Kenna, and scored triple by Sulli-
van. Greminger also singled and Sullivan scored
,, In the second Fox made neat single and
scored a two-bagger by Frosty Thomas. The
eolonels made In this inning on base
on balls to Kerwin. who went to second on
single by Stoner and scored when GEemtnger
booted Quinlan's fast grounder.
E; In the fourth inning each team made one
score Fox for the visitors. made neat single
4, and came in with score when George Yeager
doubled. In their half Of the fourth the locals
made score before anyone was out. Stoner hit
q terrific liner and travelled to third before it
was relayed into the diamond. He scored on
single by Kenna.
In the first part OF the nth the millers failed
to score, and then the home team started in to
hnd Thomas Brashear hit one Of the school
teachers benders out for two bags. and went
home when Stoner singled. Stoner stole second
and registered hit by Quinlan. This tied
the score, and until the tenth inning both teams
worked at their best In an endeavor to win.
In the tenth the visitors scored on
a base balls to Oyler, bad throw by Stoner
In an attempt to throw Fox out at first, and q
single by Gremtnger.
81 Many OF the fans lett the field after the vis-
4eors had scored, things looked bad for the
colonels, but when they came to bat Gehring
weakened. After Kerwin was passed and Hall
singled WNOHrNff wi
Dagger, scoring two runs and winning the game.
The score:
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HANK 0'DAY IS =:
BACK IN STANDING

New York, Aug. 1o.-1t was announced by
President Pulliam of the National league that
umpire Hank ODay, who was fined $50 for not
preventing the fight between Players McGinnitv
OF New York and Peitz Of Pittsburg on the
grounds Of the latter club recently has been
restored to good standing and will resume duty
tomorrow.
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totals ~ II "2S 10
HOne out when winning run was scored. 's
"aBatted for Thomas in the sixth.
louisville I13 ..o ! 2 Q 2-ee
T,ro-base hits, Brashear. Yeager, Thomas
three-base hits, Stoner, Woodruff D. Sullivan,
Freeman: stolen bases, S. Sullivan Davis Hart,
Oyler, Freeman; sacrifice hits, Brashear 2, Yea
ger; bases balls, off Kenna g. off Thomas
f2, off Gehring 9; struck out, by Kenna 2, by
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
COMISKEY GETS BIJsHER

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 10.-Lee Quillin third
paseman Mss1 OF the Lincoln club and star in the
western league for the past two seasons, has
1skey of the Chicago American league team.
Qulll1n is to finish the season with Lincoln after
which he is to go to Chicago and join the
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
ALIENS ON TURF.

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. 10.-Yesterday after
noon secret service officers arrived frc-1 Wash
ington and arrested the veteran trainer John
Hugg1ns and four English stable boys in his
employ, charged With violating the alien labor
law, the lads having been engaged for Higgins
before leaving England.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
EGAN AND POTTER MEET.

Chicago, Aug. 1o.-Two match rounds were
played In the open tournament at the Onwent-
sia club yesterday, with the result that West
+ ern Champion H. Chandler Egan will meet O.
| W. Potter Jr., Of Midlothian, and W. e. Glow.
| Jr of Onwentsia plays Robert E. Hunter of
! Midlothian in the semi-hnals for the Maynower
cup today.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
TENNIS TOURNEY PLANNED,
Specfal to The Journal # 5s

st. Peter, Minn.. Aug. 1O-Tennis enthusi-
asts in southern Minnesota are endeavoring to
arouse sufficient enthusiasm for tournament
and one may be held within few weeks: It
is being agitated by players at New Ulm, sleepy
Eye, Redwood Falls, Mankato and st. Peter.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
NORTHERN LEAGUE

At Houghton- r. 81. e.
Houghton .........O x-6 l
Duluth ..O 2 0 "a s
Batteries-Utley and Smith; Erick and Held
ing.
At Fargo r. q. r.
Fargo ......o 10000 2ooo-2 s 8
Lake Linden. ......3 i 0 2 0 0 OF 8 2
Batteries-Finnegan, Fogarty and Stewart;
Newcomb and Kirk.
At Calumet r. b. E.
Winnipeg .........0 %
Calumet ..........O 0 90
Batteries-Grimes and Mutter; Terry and Voss.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10

Time. 2:ie.s 2:15a, 2:2oh.
Three -year-old trot, purse 5000, unfinished
Baro Jolly won two heats; Goernor Francis won
one. Fleming Boy Isabel and Myrtle G. also
started. Myrtle G. being distanced. No time.
2:2o trot. $1,000. unfinished: Dearly Alice won
:. N. Blakemore. Silver, Gulvallis Directum,
Margaret. Chamberlain Riddle, Axle. Lora Marr
also started. Time. 2:144 72:14A, 2:13A.
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1,JAMEs-JoNEs TEAM WON.

Spec1al TO The Journal. s856 81 81 III q. r
Kansas City, Mo-, AuAg. t0.-D. L. James
and IA. ". Jones retained the Missouri Valley
tennis championship in doubles by defeating II
q. Sheldon and o. VI. Vernon, challengers. The
score was 4.e, ee-1, &, 6-22. sa
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
NORTHWEST BASEBALL
SETTLE THE CHAMp1oNs7r'

Adrian, Minn., Aug. 1O.-The Ellsworth and
Heron Lake baseball teams will meet on the
local driving park diamond Sunday afternoon
and will settle the championship Of the county
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
INJUNS GET DRuBRED.

Argyle, Mimi, Aug. 1O.-The Argyle team
defeated the Indians at Warren yesterday by the
score Of to o.. Lezie and Sutton were in the
points for the locals
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
ANDERSON WAS A. STAR.

Darlington, Mimi, Aug. 10.-The Darlington
team was defeated. by the Kenmare nine yes
terday afternoon the score being to 2. An
derson's work at second base was the feature
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
EVEN BREAK AT COLUMBUS.

Columbus Ohio, Aug. 1o.-oolumbus and Kan.
sas City. in a double:header. broke even. Fast
fielding in the first game held the visitors to
single run. Egan was sent from the field for
IN the eighth Cueher who sueceeded tho
banished pitcher, was pounded hard. Kansas
City tied the score Of the second game in the
seventh inning and won In the eleventh after
Wrigley erred and failed to retire the side. The
scores: o..
First Game R H q
Kansas city ......oo1o ooooo-I Z 8
Columbus 80 o i O o o *-S 0
Batteries-Flaherty and Blue; Crutcher Egan
and Leahy.
Second Game r n e
Kansas, City. :. 900 o2ooo24 . 2
Columbus .,...2 o 90 0 0 o 0 0 0 o. 6 /
Batteries-veil and Blue; Durham and Sulli
van
indianapolis. Ind. Aug. 1o.-st. Paul won yes
terday's game from Indianapolis by punching
hits in the fourth inning The
r e
indianapolis ....o0oo ooo1oo-1 4 1
ST. Paul ..........0 0 s ! 10 0 o-5 8 6
Batteries-F1sher and Holmes; Slagle and
Drill.
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IOWA STATE LEAGUE

Marshalltown, s; Keokuk, 0.
Burlington, g.; Waterloo, /.
Rain at Fort Dodge; no game.
Burlington, 3; Waterloo, 2.
Oskaloosa, Z; Clinton, 4.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
At Detroit R II E
Detroit ........ 2o2 Ill IS IL 2
Washington. ...... 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0-5 3
nks, Siever and Payne; Hughes,
Falkenberg and Wakefield.
Chicago. . ...:.... 10000 oo1oo1-s 9
Philadelphia. 0 0 0 / 0 % 9 6
Batterles-White and Sullivan; Digert and
Schreck
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10

MILTON, N. D.-The 12-year.old son Of John
Baumstad was probably fatally shot by a play
mate, Martin Undin. They were afooling with
rife.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10

The Toozes will travel to Staples, Mimi,
Sunday and will line Up against the fast team
representing that town. The Staples club, which
is managed by Britton, is the champion aggre-
cation of northern Minnesota and has not lost
game this season III
George Flavin, Manager Hentchell's star
twirler, will be on the slab for the Toozes,
and Jack Pannig will catch his deceivers. The
members of the Tooze club requested to meet
at the Union station at $3.50 am. Sunday. -
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Lincoln, 8; Omaha, 0.
Denver. O; Sioux city, 3.
Des Moines, 6; Pueblo, %.
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HARVARD WARNS UP
snacinl TO The Journal.

Special to The Journal. 9T.7I n I1-I| - 19-9-
Bourne, Aug. 1o.-The Harvard crew yester-
day evening went out for the longest spin
since their arrival here, rowing thirty strokes
to the minute and going well. The Cambridge
oarsmen, after padding q good distance, rowed
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-10
EASTERN LEAGUE
THREE-I LEAGUE

Buffalo, so; Jersey CITY, Al.
Montreal, 4; Providence, 5.
Rochester, 8; Baltimore, g.
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Webster City, Iowa. --.- = vi
2:25 trot: Loucin B. first; Lockhart Lad, sec
ond; Just the Thing, third: Horace W., fourth
2:15 pace: Urbana Mac, first; Liole Rebel
second; Strange Wave, third. Best time, 2:1e.
2:30 pace: Propero, first; Litha Niles second;
Dora Browood. third: Alice Mack, fourth. Best
time 2:25, -., '. 49, .s.s ..-.. "a
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.LOOYVILLE won
BY SMALL MARGIN
MiIlers Went Thru Ten Inning
Battle Only to Lose
Game. < a.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
st. Paul at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Toledo. 5,sh
Kansas City at Columbus.