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of Chicago aided Professor Lorenz in
the famous operation on Lolita Ar
mour for congenital disloeation of the
hip in 1902, has published a letter in
the New York Medical Journal IN
which he refutes the story that the
operation had proved a failure.
He says he has learned from DR..
Miller that the effect Of the operation
Is perfect. DR.. Ashley says he wishes
to give his denial wide publicity IN the
interest OF humanity. He states that
the operation is successful in rs to 90
per cent of the cases when performed
on children between the ages of and
5 years.
Owing to the reported failure IN the
Armour case. DR.. Ashley fears hun
dreds of parents viii defer having the
operation performed until they ruin
the chance for q complete cure.
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Ragan was first at the swatstick in
the last of the third. He met a swift
straight one, squarely on the nose. It
went safely to left Jack Forester
registered a strike-out. Graves walked
Cole cracked out a single and scored
Ragan. The crowd began seeing
visions. Cooley ambled to the bat
Two men were on bases. The Moses
was at the wagon-tongue to lead the
children from the wilderness. He was
able to furnish the goods. A high out
is Dicks favorite. He hit that ball all
over at one time. Crash" and away
she went. Away out in center field
Old DaI tried to get focus on the com
ing sphere. He ran backwards like a
train getting away from a head-on
collision But the bullet bounced
away, clear to the fence. By the time
he had it returned, Mr.. Cooley was
safely. esconced on the third sack, and
two runners were in. But that WASH t
enough Cooley's old college chum,
Doc Andrews, was up next. He crack
ed out a long fly to right, just long
enough for Mr.. Cooley to ride home
1t was four runs for the inning.
In the fifth the Miners got three
singles off Forester and made one
run out of them. That put the Min
ers one to the good.
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three victories to his credit and one
defeat The other three players.
George Slosson, who won the cham
pionship in the recent tournament in
New York: Louis Cure. the French
champion, and Jake Schaefer finished
with a triple tie, each player having
won one game and lost three These
three players will get an equal division
of third and fourth money.
Although finishing in second place,
Sutton scored the highest total aver
age for the tournament-29 1859.
Hoppe, who broke the worlds record
for high run at 18-inch billiards, two
in balk, in his game with Schaefer,
had the second best grand average
27 66-72
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Boston 8. Sd. Louis I

DNotOIL o. sL. LOuLs T.
st. Louis, May 14-Boston defeated ST.
Louis in the second game of the series
Sunday afternoon by a score of 8 TO /,
in twelve innings. Druhot pitched the
better game during the early part Of
the contest, but he weakened at the
close and hits by Do1an and Pfeffer. and
a base on balls to Howard let IN the
runs in the twelfth. Lindaman started
off poorly and St. Louis had every op-
portunity to win during the frst part
of the game. but could not bat with
men on bases.
Score by Innings: RHE
St. Louis I'D 0o10OO0ooOO s
Boston .........0 0 0 90 1000002-s 10 4
Batteries = Druhot and SIattery;
Lindaman and Needham.
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wHERE 80 PrAY TopAY.

IN THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Joplin at Topeka.
Oklahoma City at wichita
Springfield at Webb City.
Leavenworth at ST. Joseph.
IN THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at st. Paul.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia
Detroit at Washington
st. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
IN THE SOUTH CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Guthrie at South McAlester.
Tulsa at Shawnee.
Muskogee at Fort Smith.
IN THE KANSAS STATE LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at Coffeyville.
Chanute at Bartlesville.
Parsons at Fort Scott.
Independence at lola
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salina Convention 4au sife.

Salina. May 1.-THE festival week In
augurated by the U. c. T. Convention
Hall association will open in Salina to-
day The first object OF this festival
week has been IN the past to create q
fund for Salinas convention hall, and
the festival this week viii have the
same object IN view. The convention
hall, however, is assured now. and the
proceeds Of the weeks entertainment
will be applied toward the amount ta-
ken from the convention hall fund to
buy q site for the halls
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Howey, the Ladies Favorite, Goes In.

dONGys I06 GaCueS EAVCE4tSs NzO6S In
The peroxide-top was taken or the
firing line and Bill Howey substituted.
The change was wise, and it probably
saved the day. Just one measely little
hit did the Ladies' Favorite furnish
the visitors. And then he added
couple of singles to his own batting
record, and how it did help?
With the score 6 to 5, Topeka, be-
hind, the game ran into the seventh
inning. That lucky seventh! What
hasn't 1t done for Topeka? Greece
had It's Socrates, Rome it's Caesar, Mil
waukee its lager beer, Parkdale its
Jesse James, but Topeka has its lucky
seventh. What didn't happen in that
round fill volume of the Congress
sfonaI Record. Howey led off with
cracking single to right. Graves got
hit in the side. Cole walked. And
then came Cooley. The eminent Rich
ard was still pulling the cork. Bing!
he whipped a double to right, right
runners. Bang, followed Andrews
with a single In trailed two more.
Downs sacrificed. Shimonek over
threw first from Womble's rounder,
and It meant another run-f1ve in all
for that inning. The game was
cinched.
But even though the White sox were
passing the Joplinites as Dan Patch
would a hack horse, they were not sat
isfled. Cooley was still at the bat. He
ripped out q triple in the eighth as an
opener. long fly to center from
Downs bat scored him. Womble
singled and stole the second station
Zearfoss let him ride in on a. single.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
lffairs-and there were plenty o.

affairs-and there were plenty OF
turns.
Jack Forester wasn't at his best
yesterday. But every pitcher has his
off day. The long boy has been win
ming steadily up until yesterday. It
was a great day for Howey. He made
himself mighty good. It practically
cinches a job for him on the twirling
staff. The little fellow is a favorite
with Topeka crowds. and he perform
ed the stellar stunt yesterday.
Blaine Durbin took Hollingsworth s
place in the fourth inning for Joplin.
But he Jared little better than his
predecessor The team took heart
with Cooley's first triple and after that
a Chesbro, a McGinnity or a Mathew
son could not have stopped them.
Mcnamara did the urnpiring. He Is
a worthy successor to Bull Owens. His
judgment is accurate and he runs the
game well. But Topeka and Joplin
are both easy teams to handle. That
helps the indicator man a whole lot.
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FOR CHLLDREW
AWD ID II Y 6

-4NTTSEPTTC AND HYGLENTC
Sails on AEegs3, sss0t on Sensational
AdDe1fs5ng
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St. Joseph 3, Leavenworth Q.

st. Joseph, Mo, May 14-Companion's
superb pitching and the faultless sup
port given him resulted in a shutout of
the Leavenworth team Sunday by the
score Of to 0. The Soldiers got but two
measly bingles of st. Joseph's star
twirler. Ashley was comparatively easy
and the hits by the locals came IN a
row. A crowd of Leavenworth rooters
came up for the game.
Score by Innings: R.HE
St. Joseph ...........0o0O01o .
Leavenworth .......-.O 0 o 0 0 0 90 90 2 1
Batteries Companion and Walsh;
Ashley and Kern Umpire-Brennan.
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Smith Center 3. PhiIIipsburg ?.

Phillipsburg. Kan. May 14-Smith
Center defeated the home team here in
fast well played game, winning by
the score Of to 2. The pitching Of
O'Nien and Stanley stood out as the
features of the game with O'NieIl hav-
ing the best support.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Smith Center % 0 0 0 0 0 O-2 2
PhilHpsburg 90 0 0 0 0 0 2 o. 3
Batteries-O'Nien and Mcbride; stan
ley and Lands.
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other baseball Games.

At West Point-west Point 8. Ford
ham 5.
At Hutchinson, Kan.-Boosters p.
Emporia High school 6.
At Fredonia, Kan.-Fredonia 6, Pitts
burg 8.
At Lawrence. Kan.-Lawrence High
school 6, Washburn academy 0.
At Princeton, N. J.-Princeton 2, Cor
nell 1.
At Chicago-Chicago Z. Northwestern
At Champaign, Ill-IlIinois 8. Michi-
gan 2 az inningsl.
At Bonner Springs. Kan.-Bonner
Springs 8, Olathe Mutes l.
At Fayetteville. .Ark.-Missouri 8. Ar
kansas 2
At Warrensburg, Notwithstanding
Normals q, Kemper NJ. A 2.
At Ottawa-Ottawa 1, Paramount l.
Emporia Normal IS, College 0.
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Webb City, Mo, May 1.-THE locals
won out IN the seventh Sunday by a
score of to 6. Ellis blew up in the
seventh and was relieved by Groom, but
it was too late to save the game The
feature was the batting OF McDilI.
Score by innings: R-HE
Webb City ............0O111040 Il 4
Springfield ......-....40 0001O O0-6 Il 3
Batteries = Cravens, Wescott and
Cheek; Ellis Groom and Seabaugh.
Umpire-Lewinson
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HOW THEY DID IT.

The score was 5 to in favor of
Joplin when the third round opened
Sunday afternoon Hollingsworth
seemed to be pitching dynamite ball.
Things looked hopeless.
you've got to do business" said
the veteran R. Lovelace Cooley, walk
ing along in front of the bench where
his players were sitting. You cannot
turn down a crowd Of over 5000 like
this one. We've just have to hit out
of this hole. Get busy and get
busy
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New york 8. CINCINNATI a.

Cincinnati, May 14.-Superior hitting
with men on bases won for New oYrk
in the game with Cincinnati Sunday
Weimer was knocked out Of the box in
the third inning. Bresnahan retired in
the fifth inning, having been slightly
hurt in a previous inning by being hit
with a pitched ball. Because OF tie
immense crowd, hits beyond the fielders
counted for three bases.
Score by innings: RHE
Cincinnati ..........O 0 0 10000 o. Il 2
New York .-...-......0 0 4 10 0 0 0-S Il 2
Batteries-Weim Cheek and Schiei;
McGinnity, Bresnahan and Marshall
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IL .. to PIav NflssouEd.

Lawrence. Kan, May 14-There
have been rumors to the effect that the
annual Kansas Missouri football game
would not be held next year and that
the Nebraska would be substituted at
lincoln. Manager Iandson said that
the Missouri game would in no case be
Cancelled by Kansas. The possibility
that Kansas will play Nebraska at
Lincoln Thanksgiving day in case Mis-
souri, has no team next year. AS long
81 Missouri has a team and will play
under the present contract, Kansas
will play the Tigers at Kansas City
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WEsTERN LEAGUE GAAIEs


Pueblo, Col. May 1.-THE locals won
the first game from Lincoln by the score
Of 10 to 9. The contest was in doubt
until the ninth Inning. In the fifth
Manager Holmes of Lincoln was chased
off the field for disputing a decision Of
the umpire and when. at the beginning
Of the second game, he refused to pay
his fine his players walked off the field,
the game being declared forfeited to
Pueblo.
Score by innings: RHE
Pueblo ..-.......,.1 3100012 22-10 I3 2
Lincoln ...............1 j 0 3 0 DO 2 p 10 1
Batteries-Lindsay and Messitt;
Rugar and Zfnran and Jones.
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Brooklvn 5. Chicaeo 4.

Chicago, May 15.-Brooklyn defeated
Chicago Sunday. overcoming their ap-
parent lead in. the eighth inning on
triple a single, Pfeister's wild throw
and a by. Stricklett pitched a strong
game after the fifth, allowing but three
scattered hits.
Score by innings: RHE.
Chicago -lis. i 0 / 0 0 O. 10 ?
Brooklyn ...-.........o 0 0 ? 0 0 2 0-5 8
Batteries-Pfeister and Moran: :Striclx-
lett and Bergen.
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Chicago. May 14.-Wi1Iie Hoppe,
the boy billiard expert. won first prize
in the professional tournament which
was finished Saturday night in Orches-
ira hall Hoppe went through his
four games without q single defsat.
George Sutton, the Canadian cham
pion. captured second place, having
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was EAsY ZOE n. 5. Q.
Kansas University Athletes Make Poor
Showing at Columbus.

Columbus, No, May 14.-Missouri
won its ninth consecutive track victory
over Kansas Saturday, scoring 70
points to the Jayhawkers' 8S. The
meet was so one-sided as to be devoid
of all interest. The absence Of Captain
Driscoll one of the Kansans' strongest
men, gave Missouri points in several
events that would have proved very
close. Missouri won eleven flrsts and
eight seconds and Kansas four firsts
and six seconds.
Two Missouri records were broken,
Anderson putting the shot As feet Z
inches and Crouch running the low
hurdles in 81 fiat. Putnam threw the
hammer 1873 feet 8 inches. the longest
throw ever made on Rollins field. An
derson, on his last throw in the discus,
made 1O1 feet, a half inch further than
Putnam's best throw. Missouri won
both places in the 100 and 220 yard
dashes, the half mile. the mile and two
mile runs. Kansas took first and sec
ond only in the pole vault, Missouri
not being entered
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Parsons 3. Fort scott ?.

Fort Scott. Kan. May IA single
through second, which got away from
the outhelders, developed into a home
run and gave Parsons the game III the
tenth inning
Score by innings: R.H.H
Fort Scott ...-......01 010O100OO0 z
Parsons -....-.......0 0 1 0 0 90 1-3 4
Batteries-Campben and Finuey. E5ar-
land and Pinkerton.
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Indianapolis /, St. Paul 0.

st. Paul. May 14.-Indianapolis won
Sunday in the eleventh inning on three
singles off Parkins Cicotte allowed
st. Paul only three hits during the
game.
Score by innings: R.H E.
St. Paul ..........0 Q 0000o % 9
Batteries-Parkins and Pierce. CT
cote and Weaver.
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lola IS. TndeDendence 4.

lola. Kan, May 14.-Iola gave Inde-
pendence an unmerciful drubbing here
Sunday, winning by a score Of Is to 4.
Cross and Stewart for the locals made
home runs. F'laherty pitched enective-
Score BY innings: RHE
lola ...................41 411411O6 0-18 II s
independence .......1 1 0 0101 o. II
Batteries-F1aherty and Armstrong;
Decanier, Wilson and Adams.
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It was total Of II runs. Joplin had
six. And in the third inning Joplin
had the game by a score Of to 0.
Talk Of Garrison fnishes-tnat was
one that the crowd viii never forget.
And it was a real crowd Exactly
3,165 people paid admission to see it
It was fun every minute. A ther-
mometer couldn't ductuate more in
April than did the heart and sympa-
thies Of that crowd It cheered and
howIed itself hoarse. It was game
right up to the handle at every turn OF
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Oklahoma City 9, wichita 3.

Wichita. kan, May 14-With a. lead
Of three runs. Wichita went to pieces
in the sixth and seventh innings Of
Sundays game handing Oklahoma City
the second game of the series. Root
pitched superb ball. Miller Of Wichita
hit for a home run in the third Dust
at times, obscured the view Of the in
field
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Saturdays Game.

Heavy hitting, coupled with Nc
Innis' fine box work won Saturday s
game. Downs home run with a man
on base was the feature. Wilkinson
proved to be an easy mark. and the
White Sox topped off the afternoon
with a victory of to 4. 1t was a day
for everybody to hit. The afternoon
was raw and dusty. Sand blew in
clouds over the field and on a number
Of occasions caused operations to en-
tirely suspend.
The Score.
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Minneapolis, May 14.-Both Dunkle
and Cadwallader pitched good ball
Sunday, but the latter kept his hits a
little more scattered and won in the
tenth inning
Score by innings: R-HE
Minneapolis ..1oooooI 1o1-z 10 8
Louisville ...........0 0 0 0 O-6 10 3
Batteries-Cadwalla and Shan
non. DunkIe and Shaw.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas CIty /. Colun1bus 0.

Kansas City. May 14-It was Jimmy
Burke who won the game for Kansas
City at Association park yesterday
from the Columbus Senators. The
score was Kansas City I. Columbus O.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Kansas City..........00 0100sI 0
Columbus ............0 0 0 0 90 5000
Batteries-Durham and Leahey,
Berger and RYAN.
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f.v,icaoo 80. Wisconsin as.

Chicago. May 1.-THE track meet
at Marshall field between the teams Of
the University Of Chicago and the Uni
versitv of Wisconsin went to the form
er by the score Of so to 46.
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H.E.


Coffeyville. Kan, May 14.-Untimely
errors cost Coheyville the game by a
score of to 2. Brandon and Lynch
both pitched good ball.
Score by innings. RH.E.
Coneyville ............1 010OO-2 4 8
Pittsburg ..-....-.....1 0 0 4 O0O-5 6 2
Batteries-Lynch and Reid: Brandon
and BARLEY.
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cotch and jenkins to WressIe.

kansas City, May 14--After wrang-
ling for over a year Frank Goteh and
Tommy jenkins have accepted the
terms offered by the Missouri Athletic
club and on the night of May zS IN
Convention hall they will wrestle for
fhe championship. The articles of
agreement signed by the men call for
a straight catch-as-catch-can match,
best two out Of three falls. Dave
Porteus will oficiate as referee.
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90 nefeats Princeton.

New Haven, Conn, May 14.-Yale
had an easier time than was an1ei-
meet with Princeton on Yale field. the
final score being 78z to 25A points.
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KANsAs srATE nEAGUE GAMEs.
Channte .. BartlesviIIe 8.

BartlesviTe. I. T., May 1.-THE locals,
leading with two scores in the fifth in
ming Sunday, did not get q hit after
Sandstrom went in for the visitors and
lost by a score of to s. Chanute got
two home runs
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Nfolina s. Burden 0.

Moline, Kan, May 14=Moline beat
Burden in q one-sided game here.
Score by innings: R-H.E.
Moline ....s..-...-...-O y y y y D 1 1--S y
Burden ....-.........0 0 0 0 0 90 2
Batteries=AToline, Adams and Have
mar; Burden, Brooks and Wilson.
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Cleveland 2. New York 0.
St. Louis 9. Boston 1.
Detroit 4, Washington 0.
Philadelphia 4, Chicago 0.
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south CentraI Leagne.

Fort Smith 9, Guthrie 5.
South McAlester IA, Shawnee 8.
Tulsa 6. Muscogee 4.
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Score by innings: RH.E.
Oklahoma City .-....o Q % ;
Wichita .......-.....--01 i 1 0 OIL 00-S z
Batteries-Root and Lewis; Willett
and O'Leary. Umpire-Courneen-
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Denver May 14.-Corns lost control i'll
the third inning and gave two men their
bases on balls. Then three-base hit by
Crowell started the run getting for Den
yer.
Score by innings: RHE.
Denver ..........-.....0O 100000 6
Omaha ...-.........-..2 @ 0 0 O.
Batteries-Engle and Zaluskey; Corns,
Dodge and Gonding.
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TOPEKA.


Andrews. Stolen bases-BaerwaId
zearfoss. Double plays-Reagan to
Downs to Cooley. Home run-Downs.
Two base hits-Andrews, Bayless. hit
by D1tcher-Cole. Bases on balls
Wilkinson 8. Struck out=By McInnis
q bv Wilkinson l.
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Kansas State Ieague,

Fort Scott 2, Parsons /.
lola IL, independence 10.
Bartlesville 9, Chanute 8.
Coffeyville 18 Pittsburg II.
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Omaha 4, Denver 6.
Sioux City Z. Des Moines s.
Lincoln Il. Pueblo 3.
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SATURDAY. BAsEBAnn GAMEs.
National Leaeu.

Cincinnati s, New York z.
st. Louis 3. Boston 2.
Chicago 8, Brooklyn 0.
Philadelphia 8, Pittsburg 2
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Milwaukee 6, Toledo 8.
Minneapolis 8. Louisville 2.
Kansas City 5. Columbus 8.
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ss s 10 a 10
sCORE ~ INNINGS-

TopeRa TePt5R .............0 IS
The summary Three base hits
Cooley 2, Vanderbilt Two base hits
Cooley. H1ts-On Forester 9, off
Howey 1, off Hollingsworth 5, off Dur
bin T. Stolen bases-Bayless, Baer-
valid 2, Womble, Howey. Sacrifice
hit-Downs. Bases on balls-Off Hol-
lingsworth 1. off .Durbin 1. off For
rester 1, off Howey I. Hit by pitched
ball=Zearfoss, Graves. Attendance
3,165 Time of game hour SO min
utes. Umpire-McNama
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Score by innings:
155artlesv1lle <.--.-.-...0 000o-6 5
Chanute .-.............1 0 3 00300 z9 3 z
Notwithstanding, J. Smith and
Miller; Harville, Sandstrom and Haas.
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ARMOUR OPERATION A SUCCESS
DR.. Ashley Denies Report That Prof
I,orenz's Hip Cure Is a Failure

New York, May 14.=Dr. Dexter D.
Ashley, who with DR.. Frederick Miller
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South Central League Games

South McAlester Is, Shawnee 5.
Muskogee 1, Tulsa 0.
Fort Smith IA, Guthrie 2.
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