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Indoor Baseball Tonight.

The first games of indoor baseball to be played before the public will be to- night at the Young Mems Christian as- sociaton gymnasium, when the Y. M. c. A. Invitation Indoor Baseball League will open the season with a double-header. The games will be between Weiland and Hening, and Platowsky and Berry. These teams have been practicing hard for sev- eral weeks preparatory to the opening to- morrow night and they expect to put up some fast and interesting games. A large crowd of men were on the floor for the final practice Monday night and the final arrangements for the open ing were perfected. The games will be only five innings each and as the gym nasium is well ventilated and cool it Is expected that a large number will be out to see the games. Music will be furnished throughout the evening and light refreshments will be served after the games. The batteries will be: For Berry, Berry and Chapman; for Weiland, Weiland and Bruce; for Platowsky, Hall and Henyon. and for Hening. Hening and Bell.
 Admission will be by ticket. Ladies' tickets are free and can be had by calling for them at Parker's, Norton's, Mims B. Stones and Barber's, and both ladies' and gentlemens at the Y. M. C. A. build ing
 Music for the occasion will be furnished by MT. Alfred S. Balsam.
 Empires, Bailey and Frierson
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handicap. $12Oo added. short course-Bal. zac l62; Coligny. 159; Jimmy Lane, 156; Paul Jones, 143: Knight of Elway, 142. Tallaheen, 140; Glengate, 13S; Courier. 135; Kernel, 133; Liffey Bank. 132; Loney Has kell 13O.
 Second race, $12o0 added. six furlongs- Hamburg Belle 128 Arklirta- 115; Tradi- ton, Tiptoes, 113; Brookdale Lymph. 10o.
 Third race, first part double event. $l0,- 0O0 five and one-half furlongs. futurity course-Water Pearl, Charles Edward 129; Superman, 126. Ethon Bat Masterson, Ballot, w. H. Daniel, 12;; James Craw- ford IF.
 Fourth race, Suburban handicap, guar anteed cash value $2O,O00, mile and a quar- ter--Proper, 122: Cairngorme, Tokalon, 119; Go Between. 116: Colonial Girl. 113: Ox- ford, Dandelion, Dolly Spanker, 107 Oliver Cromwell. 9S; Astronomer, 96; Ceder- strome, 95.
 Fifth race. five furlongs-Roswell. SmiI- ing Tom. Alpenmarchen, Little Minister, Waterbury, Malacca. Frank Gill, Altheno, , Wolstartle, Hertgo, Standard Oil, Com pensaton. George S. Davis. 11S: Rufus, York Lady Vincent. Yankee Girl Purity, Killcrankie. Sally K. Chase. Lay, Jobs town, Elfall 105.
 sixth race. selling mile and one-six- teenth on turf-Heaslip. los; Benevolent, Glen Clare Mrs. Caruthers. Klingsor, Pleasant Days, Melbourne Nominee, 10G; Lancastrian. 105; Edith James. 103; Prince Frederick 102: Lawsonian. 101 King s Gem, Reidmore. Sahara. 101; Russell, 9S.
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TICKET FORWARDED
 TO FIRST EASTMAN
H. J. Meeks, Now at Toronto, Made a Fine Record In Iowa State
 League Last Year.

A railroad ticket was yesterday tele- graphed H. J. Meeks, first baseman with the Toronto, Canada, team, by President Baugh of the Birmingham association and it is expected that he will report to Bir- mingham next Monday ready to play the initial bag.
 Meeks was recommended by Jimmy Tamsett, who was the short stop for the Barons at one time not long ago, and Jimmy says that he can deliver the goods in large packages, specially sealed.
 Last year Meeks played in the Iowa state league and led it In batting. He swatted the ball at a .s2O pace for the year and played in about 12O games. He felded .974. Judging from his picture, Meeks Is a six-footer and well built
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ON THE RACE TRACK
At Gravesend.

New York. June 20.-An accident narred the running of the last race at Gravesend today, when Escort and Pen gun fell on the paddock turn. Jockey B. Russell, Penguin, was seriously hurt He was out about the head and 1t is feared he may have received fracture of the skull. He was removed to the Seney hospital in Brooklyn. J. Jones. on Escort. received a broken collar bone.
 In the first race two horses fell near the finish. but both boys. Sewell and Cochran escaped injury. Dishabille, sec ond choice, won the Myrtle stakes, while Orc took the Kensington steeple chase, which were the features of the closing day. Summary
 First race, selling. five furlongs- Frank Lord. 1os (Garner). to l. won; Al Powell, 1O6 (Mil1er). to 5. second; Russell T., s9 (McDanieD. 12 to l, third Time, 1;02 3-5.
 Second race. Kensington steeplechase about two mlies--"Ore, 134 (Stone), to 1. won; Delcanta, 147 (Owens) 8 to 6, sec ond; Fl Cuchdllo 134 (E Heider), 50 to l, third. Time. 3.50.
 s--Coupled in betting.
 Third race. about six furlongs-Monet 113 (Martin), to 6, won; Sewell, % (Mil- ler), II to 5. second; Diamond Flush. S9 (RusselD. to 2. third. Time, 11:1ls4.
 Fourth race, Myrtle stake. mile and seventy yards-Dishabille, III (SewelD. ? to 1. won; Garnish, 109 QHorner). B to 5. second: Ormonde's Right, 113 (Shaw). 9 to B. third. Time, :46 4-5.
 Ffth race. selling, mile and A sixteenth Grenade. III (IIDrner) to ?. won; Lady Ellison 94 (Garner), $ to 1. second Pal lette. 96 (Noone), F 10 l, third. Time 1:5D 3-5.
 Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-Single Shot, 107 (Sewell), ' to 5, won; Nathan Hale 109 (Ehaw). Is to 5. second; Saylor, 10e dL. Willianls), IS to l, third. Time 1:R.
 Entries for Today.
 First race, Introductory steeplechase
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BIG ROW RESULTS
 IN MERIDIAN GAME
PITCHER BRYANT IS PUMMELED BY GASTON-BlLLIAR SAYS HE WILL NOT PLAY ANOTHER GAME WITH MERIDIAN.

Meridian. Miss, June 20.-(SpeeiaD. alternate innings with Bruner this after noon was severely beaten by Gaston of the locals and a general fight occurred in the middle of the diamond between the players of the two teams. Three po- licemen attempted to stop the row, and had to use their billies freely to separate the bellgerents.
 Bryant appeared to favor Gulfport at every opportunity. The fans hooted him on every decision after the fourth in ming The decision that caused the trouble came in the ninth with one man down, and Gardner on second base. With two strikes and three balls on Gaston, Bryant called a shoe top ball on the in- side a strike, causing Gaston to loose his temper and start the TOW. Bolin pitched great baseball, as did Plyant, and with fair umpiring, Meridian would have won, l to o. Score: R. H. E. Culfport m - coo OO1 0Ol--2 6 Meridian ...,. ...Wp Wl Wo-l
 Batteries: Bolin and OBrien; Plyant and Sample. Empires, Bruner, Bryant and Roberts.
 Pitcher Billiard. secured from Birming- ham, announced tonight that he would not play with Meridian again, but would leave in the morning for his home in Ohio This is his first season out and it is believed he has developed a case of home-sickness. He resented an order from Sample to go on the coaching line in the game today. Bruner was injured by a batted ball today while umpiring, and will be out of the game for week. and it is expected that Gaston will be suspended for q time at least, for his part in today's fight on the diamond. This leaves Meridian in a very badly crippled condition. P1yant has volunteered to pitch tomorrow and the third game at Vcks- burg and Gardner will be in the box the second game.
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BASEBALL BREVlTIES

The Barons open at Shreveport to- day
 Sallee will probably open against the Pirates today f'9f
 Atlanta was the only eastern team to win in the west yesterday.
 Both New York teams are holding third places in the major leagues.
 Chicago continues to win in the National league and so does Pittsburg.
 Kennedy left town during the Atlanta New Orleans trouble and hasn't been seen since.
 All the eastern teams change today, playing one more series before returning home.
 The race in both big leagues is very pretty, and more interesting than it has been for years.
 There were only three games played in the American league yesterday All of these were won by the western teams.
 Jordan was really locked up in a cell at Pelcanvlle for taking what he sus- pected to be ringer or rubber ball. New Orleans played a perfect fielding game against the Barons yesterday while the Barons are credited with three er- TOTS
 There seems to be a howl going up from every Southern league town to oust Charlie Frank, manager of the Fp1li- cans.
 Atlanta won from their old fellow team mate Loucks yesterday at Memphis. bat ting him out of the box in the seventh inning.
 The attendance at New Orleans contin- ues to fall of, and an exchange says at least half of the fans at the games root for the visiting club. Umpire Kennedy hasn't shown up yet at New Orleans. He has now been missing for four games. Atz and Reagan handled the indicator yesterday. The crippled Pirates continue to win. Their worst crippled spot, catcher, has been cured by them signing Anderson, formerly of Little Rock. Manager Finn of Nashville was put out of the grounds in Shreveport yesterday for wrangling by Umpire Buckley. He was also put out for the same offense the day before.
 There was a batting Bee in Shreve- port yesterday between the Pirates and Nashville. Both teams together secured twenty-eight hits which were pretty even ly divided. Guese the Pelican pitcher walked six Barons yesterday and they also secured seven hits off of him. yet the Barons could make only two runs. It must have been dumb baserunning.
 so far on this road trip the Barons have split even. winning and losing one at Little Rock. taking two out of three from Memphis, and allowing the Pelicans to take two out of three Cleveland and Philadelphia, the two leaders in the American league. are now playine against each other. and they are having a time of it. Yesterday Phila- delphia was ahead. today Cleveland leads. Pittsburg and the New York Giants | old rivals. met yesterday at Polo grounds. Pttsburg hammering wiltse and Fergu- son for seventeen hits. winning by the
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SHREVEPORT HITS
 DAMMAN FREELY
MANAGER FINN IS AGAIN PUT OUT OF THE GROUNDS BY UNI PIRE BUCKLEY-ANDER IS SIGNED BY SHREVEPORT.

Shreveport, June 2O.-Shreveport won to- days game by batting Damman all over also hit hard but kept the hits scat tered Manager Finn of the visitors was put out of the grounds again today for wrangling. Catcher Anderson, formerly of Little Rock, has been signed by the locals Score:
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At Latonia.

Cincinnati, June 9O.--Two favortes, two the card at Latonia today. The free hand icap the fourth on the card, was the feature of the day and was won by Ral- bert, the favorite, Harry Stephens. an outsider. second. and Roscoe third. Track heavy.
 First race. mile-Two Penny, Ill (Trox- ler). to 1, won: Inf1ammable, 1O4 (Pen- dergasD, to l, second; Reveille. Ill (NicoD s to 1. third Time, 1:51 3-5.
 Second race, four and half furlongs- Edith M., 10S tDeay). 12 to 1, won; Miss Bertha, Ill (NicoD. IS to 5. second; Web Der, s7 tTaylor). 15 to 1. third. Time, :5s 4-5
 (R. Fisher), to l. won; Early Hours. 94 CPrestne) to 1. second; Tinker, 92 (Taylor, to l. third. Time, 1:2o.
 Fourth race, free handicap, six furlongs --Rabert, 1o6 (Preston), to 5, won; Har- " Stephens, 102 tRobinson), 20 to l. sec ond; Roscoe 99 (Taylor), 10 to l. third Time, 1:1S.
 run idtt, oiA iui o5 VT itS- tom. 1S to l. won; Nonie Lucille, 103 (Aus- tim, even. second Agnes Virginia. 11O tNicoD, [ to ?. third. Time, 1:19 4-5.
 Sixth race, mile and an eighth-Little EllSin, 103 QHeffernan). Il to 10. won; St. Tammany, no (NicoD. to 5, second i; Gauge, 92 (Taylop, to l, third. Time, 2:O3 4-5.
 Seventh race, mile-The Gadhy. 1O7 lRpokar1 fp 1 To Ia (Robinson), : to l, second; Uncle Henry. 1l2 (Austin). to l, third. Time, 1;49.
 Entries for Today.
 First race, mile selling -Gamestock. Mae Lynch. Katherine L., Silver Chip, Inspec, beridge. Tom Chance. Eular, Tejon. 1O4; Frank Ballard, Neodesha, 107; 1nterlight. 10S: Captain Bush, IF.
 Second race. selling. five furlongs- County Clerk, 9S: John Kaufman, 100; Pos ter Girl 10S; Bonart, 10i; Marmorean, 1O9: Belle Scott, Ill.
 Third race. seven furlongs-Pete Vine gar, Bedford, S9; Daring, Miltiades. 92; Usury. 9S; My Gem. 100; Ara 103
 Fourth race, steeplechase, short course. handicap --Snowdrift, 1S; Signal Light, 106, Gould, PiclStime. Chanlay, l42; Run ming, l49.
 Fifth race four and half furlongs- Friendship. Fred M. Sulu. Miss Kobes Froward. Beadrice Squiddity. 105; Dul Webber. Sand Catcher, Bonaventure. Charley Mitchell, Berryman Pink Star, Senator Warner, Mont Alban, Sam Clay, 10S.
 Sixth race. mile selling-Iittle Ellxin, Zinda, Prestige, ST. Gleeman. 1O2; Sea- shark, MT. Farnum. Sharpboy. Juba, Katie Powers. 10S Bonnie Prince Charlie. 104, Rodolfo, 105 Double. 106; Fonsoluca, Knowledge. Eleata, 109; Matador. 1l2. du9DA t75lay w Kesht toiununun,
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OTHER GAMES.
Uniontown Z, Newberne 6,

Uniontown, June 20.--SpeciaD. Union town won a hotly contested a thirteenth ming game from Newherne this afternoon by score of to 6. This game ties the series of three games, which will be played here this week, as Newberne won yesterdays game by a score of 6 to 1. Score: Uniontown, ' runs. 14 hits. s errors. Newberne: 6 runs, hits. er- TOTS.
 Batteries. Uniontown-David and Lis ter; Newberne-Welch and Pollard. Um- pire, Brown.
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LOveman, Joseph & Loeb
score of 15 to 2. and this was McGraw $ men. the worlds champions.

Catcher Anderson who was released from the Little Rock team few days ago on account of a suspension by Judge Kavanaugh, for his assault on Umpire Buckley. has been signed by Shreveport and caught for that club yesterday.
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Two-base hits-Rickert, Cargo, Moles- worth.
 Stolen bases Rickert ?. Blake Bird. Sacrifice hits-Stratton. Double plays-Oyler to Walters to Vaughn.
 Struck out--By Guese, T. Wilhelm, 5. Bases on balls-By Guese. g. Wilhelm, O. Hit by pitched bail-By Wilhelm Guese. Wild pitch--Guese.
 Passed ball--Stratton. Left on bases--New Orleans, 6; Birming- ham. 10.
 Time-1:30
 umpires-Atx and Reagin-
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Negro Ball Game.

The negro professional baseball teams of Atlanta and Anniston played fast game yesterday evening at West End park. which resulted in victory for Anniston by the score of ? to l. Batteries: Atlanta. Engram and Roberts; Anniston. Hub- bard and Maxim.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville-Louisville, 1s; Milwau- kee, 1.
 At Indianapolis-First game: Kansas City, 10; Indianapolis. 2. Second game: Indianapolis. 6; Kansas City, 2.
 At Colmbus-Columbus, 2; Minneap- olis O. ledo, 9 Second game: Toledo. s; St.. Paul, 3.
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RAIN PUTS STOP
 TO DOUBLE HEADER
LITTLE ROCK DEFEATS MONT GOMERY IN FIRST CONTEST AND VISITORS SCORED ONE IN SECOND CONTEST.

Little Rock, June 20.-A double header was scheduled between Montgomery and Little Rock today but the second game was stopped by rain in the second in- ming with the score 1 to in favor of the visitors. The first game was won by Lit tie Rock. Score:
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Jacksonville, ?; Charles ton, ,.
 At Savannah--S Savannah. o; Augusta, 3. At Macon Macon. l: Columbia {
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Manush. Innings pitched-Loucks I, Suggs 2 Hits-Of Loucks &. off Suggs 3. Home runs-Evers, Nadeau. Stolen bases-Win- ters, Hughes. Babb Plass. Bases on balls of Hughes ?. off Loucks A. off Suggs l. Struck out-By Loucks 2 by Hughes 3, by Suggs l. Wild pitch-Hughes. Sacrifice hits-Winters, s. Smith, Fox Hurlburt. Double plays-Nfcholls to Carey. Time-2 hours. Umpire-Pfenninger.
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Richmond 1a-4, Willow swamp 40.

easy fashion. The first game was F to 4, and the second 4 to O. The feature of the second game was the pitching of Street, not allowing hit or run. Score: RHE Richmond :. .. ..0O2 421 12s-12 Is 1 Willow Swamp .. :. GOO 200 a04-4 8
 Batteries-Zbns.ninsk and Beckmap: Blessen and Holton
 Second game
 Score: R. H E. Richmond ..... ..... ..OOO 121 00%-4 6 O Willow Swamp .. . .O0O 900 OO0-O o
 Batteries: Street and Beckman; Wat kins and Holton.
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BARONS ARE EASY IN THE LAST CAME Eight Hits and Three Errors
 Give Six Runs TEAM SLOW IN THE FIELD Guese Was Touched Up for Seven Hits, But They Could Be
 Stretched Into But
 Two Runs.
STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

New Orleans 6, Birmingham ?. Atlanta r. Memphis ,.
 Shreveport Il. Nashville {. Little Rock 3, Montgomery 2.
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ATLANTA PUNCHES
 AND BEATS MEMPHIS
MAKE SIX RUNS IN THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH INNINGS, THEREBY PASSING BY THE LEAD os- TANNED BY THE LOCALS.

Memphis, June 3..-By punching hits in the seventh and eighth innings of to- days game Atlanta scored enough runs
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SunInaTy-TWO baBe mus, DOuR1HSS, Houtz. Sacrifice hits, Brady, Perry. Stolen bases, Hickman Perry. Bases on bills, off Brady l. off Hale 3. Struck out, by Brady 1, by Hale 2. First on errors, Montgomery 3. Left on bases. Little Rock 4, Montgomery g. Passed balls, Dexter. Double plays. Mullaney to Hickman. Per ry to Busch to Mullaney. Watt to Johnson to Douglass. Time, :45. Umpire, Rudder- ham.
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Wisconsin School Honors southerner

Madison Wis, June 20.-The title doc tor of law was conferred on Dr. David Frank lin Houston. president of the University of Texas, by the University of Wisconsin at the commencement today.
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Detroit 3. New York 1.

Detroit, June 20.--Detroit won from New York in the closing game. pulling of two double steals, one of which scored run Score: R. H. E Detroit =. ..... =. .. 200 600 01s-3 & 0 New York =. ....... .. 900 100 000-1
 Batteries: Donovan and Warner; Ches- bro and Mcclure. Time, 1:30. Umpire, O'I.oughlin.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Cleveland 7, Philadelphia 3.

Cleveland Ohio, June 2O.--Cleveand re- gained first place today by batting Dygert hard in the sixth inning.
 Score: R.H. B. Cleveland .. .... GOO 106 00s-Y 12 Philadelphia =. .. ..O 900 003 0O0-S
 Batteries-Rhoades and Benis; Dygert and Schreckengost Time, 1:2o. Empires Connor and Hurst ..ss.
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Chicago 2. Boston 1

Chicago, June 20.--A single. coupled with a pair of errors, sacrifice and long fly, gave Chicago the victory over Bos- ton. Score: R. H. E. Chicago .. ..... =. ... :. 600 coo 02'-2 9 Boston ... =. =. .. .... 900 900 O01--1 g 1
 Batteries: Altrock and Sullivan Young and Arnbruster. Time, 135 Umpire Connolly.
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Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn i,
Pittsbura IS, New York ?.

New York, June 2O.-Pittsburg played the local team today, batting Wiltse out of the box in the eighth inning. Score:
 R. H. E. Pittsburg . oil 001 2S2-1b IT 5 New York ... 01O 900 010-2 ? 8 6 Batteries: Willis and Peitz; Ferguson. Wiltse and Bowerman. Time, 2l5. Um- pires, ODay and Emslie.
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Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 3.
Chicago ii, Boston i.

Boston. June 2O.-Early in today's game the visitors acquired a commanding lead but continued to play aggressively and a heavy score resulted. Score:
 R. HE. Chicago .................a0 POP 131 20-ll 16 0 Boston ................. .000 900 001-- 8 Batteries: Brown and King; Lindaman. Young, Witherup and Brown. Time, 200. Umpire, Johnstone.
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Games T oday.

Birmingham at Shreveport. Nashville at New Orleans. Atlanta at Little Rock.
 Montgomery at Memphis.
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First race, introductory steeplechase
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