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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-10

The Robbinsdale team added another victory
to their list last Sunday by defeating the St.
Anthony team, IT to q.
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CLEMENTS-WABAsso.

Wabasso, MIMI, July 10.-Clements defeated
Wabasso at Clements Mimi. by a score of Is
to 3. Battertes-Schmid and Eichen for Glenn
ents; Thomas and Starken for Wabasso
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Opening Of Shoshone or Wind River
indian Reservation.

Under proclamation Of President Of
the United States, about 100000 acres
will be opened for settlement August
Is, 1906. Registration offices will be
opened at Shoshone and Lander, Wyo.
ng j. JZ n L. to % q in nSusive A 4fb
and after allotment all entries are to
be made at Lander. '~ IT,
Special excursion rates will be in ef-
feet from july ~ to 20 from principal
stations on + the NorthsW estern Line,
the only line TO Shoshone, on the reser'
walton border. 80
Rate Twin Cities to Shoshone and re.
turn will be $4,000, leaving Mime
apolis Z 10 a.m."and St. Paul TAO am,
excepting Saturday and Sunday. sho-
For further % particulars, 'a address r W
Teasdale, General Pass. Agent, st. Paul,
MINI
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BAT IS SILENT
As TO THE LID
Hegewisch, Ill, Honors Its Most
Prominent Citizen by
Office.
ournal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. a..
Chicago, July 10.-Battling Nelson was today
elected president Of the Business Mems associa-
ton Of Hegewisch. In his speech of acceptance
he outlined Of the things he Is going to
advocate and the manner In which he proposes
to get them. Here are Of the things he
proposes to secure for Hegewisch: Xxx + H.
Modern schools and improved school systems.
More railroads and more factories to make
business for them.
larger and more efficient fire department.
An extension Of the sewer system and its
Improvement r
On the subject of 'lid" for the town hs
maintained discreet silence, but 1t is thought
If 1t did not fit too tightly he would not be
averse to lid In the event of q ten-round 60
being pulled of, however, he would not be
expected to advocate resolutions condemning Il.
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LOCAL BIRDS MADE
FAST TIME YESTERDAY

Fred Mays Airline and Tornado were the
first birds to reach the city in the long fly from
Akron, COL, a distance Of 625 miles. The pig
cons were to bave started Sunday, but there was
a delay and the birds were not liberated till
o'clock yesterday morning. Airline and lorna
do arrived together, the former getting In the
May loft first and was thus the winner of the
The time IL hours and 81 minutes. or over
1900 yards to the minute. This is said to be
the fastest time made in the race for that
distance, and the Minneapolis fedora ton fan
ciers expect to land good share Of the prizes In
the race which was national affair.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-10
SELF.STYLED NOBLEMAN
*. is JAILED AS THIEF
Journal Special. Service.

Journal Special Service. .z..t
Washington, July 1o.--A man who
declared himesf to be a. Simon-pure
German nobleman and giving his name
as Baron Max Won Schrader, has been
court here. Being unable to furnish
the money he was Committed to Jail for
nine months. Four charges of petit
larceny were preferred against the de.
PENDANT, one Of stealing a violin and
the other of three books from a library.
He was adjudged guilty.
Won Shrader came here about six
months ago. It is said that he became
ACQUAINTED with a young woman, who
entrusted ring to him, which he SO far
has failed to return to her.
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Take q Vacation

get out into the woods, fields and noun
tains and visit the seashore, but do not
forget to take a bottle of Chamber.
lain 8 collie. cholera and diarrhoea reme-
dy along with you. It is almost GER
tain to be needed and cannot be OBJ
tanned on railroad trains or steamships.
It is too much Of a risk for anyone
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The Best Diarrhoea Remedy.

~ II have used Chamberlain Colo,
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy, and con-
slider it the best remedy Of the kind on
the Market says w f.. Mayes, a
This remedy always effects quick cure
and is pleasant to take. Every fami-
.ly should keep it at hand during the
summer months.
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POSTAL BAN ON
Il: f. THE B0OKIE MAN

Chicago, July 10.-James O'Ieary. whose
dealings in future books alone are said to
have netted him more than 81 100000 and
who is now reputed to be the head Of the
handbook business in, Chicago, has been made
the subject Of fraud order by the United States
government, and all the mail addressed to him
at his office in this city and in New York
has been confscated. His operations de-
clared to be in violation Of the antilottery law.
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A cool, comfortable ride to all points
East via the DSS&ARY., and connec.
lions. Through Sleeper Duluth to Mon.
treal. Solid Vestibuled Electric
Lighted Trains. Write freely for rates
and information. Mart Adson, General
Passenger Agent.
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$500 to Denver and Return,
via

chicago Great Western hallway,
Account Annual Meeting Grand Lodge
B. P. O. E. July 10th to 21st. Tickets
on sale July 10th to 10Th. Final re-
turn limit, Aug, Goth. For further in
formation, apply to R. q. Heard, Gen.
eral Agent, corner Nicollet avenue and
Fifth street, Minneapolis.
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RAN THEIR HEADS OFF

Philadelphia, July 1O.-Under ideal conditions
the annual international cricket match between
the United States and Canada began Yesterday
and when STUNTS were drawn the home players
had scored ga runs for their first innings, and
the visitors 81 for the loss of five Mickets.
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SULLIVAN WAS 1Nv1NcIsLE.

Spring Grove Mimi, July 1o.-The Burr Oak
team won from the locals In the fastest and
best game ever the local diamond. The
final score was 2 to l. and it a pitchers
battle turnout with Sullivan of the Winners
having the best Of the deal. Batteries: Rope
and Peterson for Spring Grove; Sullivan and Pea
cock for Burr Oaks.
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DOUGHERTY IS ILL
Milwaukee Pitcher Stricken With Fever
Which Will Keep Him Out of Game.

milwaukee. July 10.-Tom Dougherty, a pitcher
on the Milwaukee baseball team, is quite Ill
and will be out Of the game for some time. He
had bad fever yesterday, his temperature bo-
Ing lO2 several times. and the attending ply
stefan fears typhoid or malaria fever.
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LONG SHOT FIRST IN.

New York, July 1O.-The surprise Of the racing
at Sheepshead Bay yesterday was the victory Of
Arctic. 100 to 1 shot. in the third race. So
little was thought of his chances that he was
small bets were made on him. McCarter. the
favorite. made the pace for Ave furlongs. when
Irozler brought Arctic up and won easily by two
lengths,
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bunch by a score Of At to 5: The Kline &
Tilbury players were tired running bases
that most Of them were forced to retire upon
re aching home. The losing team was up
against snag in Brookston. the Kline & TIL
bury pitcher. and only q few hits were made
of his delivery.
The Salzers have reorganized under the man.
agement Of John F. McNamee. and Will continue
to play the best teams in the state until the
close of the season.. McNamee chosen as
manager at meeting Sa turday evening. and he
took up his duties at once. He will no doubt
bring out a winning team, as he has had con-
siderable experience in managing both base
ball and football teams. If there are any teams
that DESTROYS of arranging game with the
salzers they do the by addressing
John F. McNamee, 1920 Ninth street s.
The Kilroys were defeated by the Hennepins
In fast game by the score Of l to o. The
pitching OF Page for the winners was the fea-
ture of the game. For games with the winners
address R. simonson, 522 Broadway NE.
The Chambers defeated the Clovers Sunday
afternoon by the score Of to 6. The Chambers
played a clean game and outplayed their oppo.
nents at every stage Of the game For games
address 9. Erickson 40 Chamber Of Commerce
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.RUMORED CHANGE
In THE GIANTS
Brush Admits It, but McGrau
Refutes Statements of
.-.es Z. Owner.

ST. Louis, July 1o.-John I. Brush, president
Of the New York National baseball club, who
has been in st. Louis for two days, stated last
night that he knew nothing regarding a re-
ported deal whereby former Manager Joe Kelly
OF the Cincinnati team was to Join the New
York team. Mr.. Brush did not deny that sew
eral deals are in prospect for new players,
put refused to answer questions concerning
definite transactions.
McGraw Denies.
Cincinnati, July lot is reported that Joe
Kelly and Jack Barry Of the reds are TO be
traded to New York for either Roger Bresnahau
or Frank Bowerman. ITS news to me-" said
McGraw, "and 1 have yet to learn how 1t got
started. If we had intended making such q
deal we would have done so long ago. Now
we will gallop home with the pennant with
the same men that won 1t for us last season. =
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aaAcEy1LIE Foaaor mo- SCORE

aRACEvILlE FORGOT 70 SCORE.
Clinton, Mimi, July 1o-Graceville suffered its
| first shutout this season at the hands Of the
local team Monday afternoon. The score was 4
| I O. The game was a good exhibition and was
well attended. Peterson Of Clinton allowed but
two hits.
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YOUNG DAN PATCH
MAKES GREAT MARK
Special to The Journal,

: Mason City, Iowa, July 1o.-Young Dan Patch,
2-yearold colt sired by Dan Patch and owned
here by Robert Carr, paced mile this morn
Ing In 2:46. This Is considered by horsenen a
record breaker and was the sensation of open
ing day of the races.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE

At Lake LINDEN " NJ n. VS. }s}S Il III H.
Hancock .......i o GO 0S1--9T8st3 b.
Lake Linden .........1 O 200 Il 81 I Sal
Batteries-sretser and Stewart; schnrch and
Kurke. ~ .-.>, @.lE- ssss:
At Winnipeg a.
Fargo ...............Q o 0 2 4 o o o. 6 g o
Winnipeg ...........1 8 2 1 o 4 Iii 10 3
Batteries-Hanson and Rose; sporer and
Leach. -.-': '.> .' E--% ~,
At Grand Forks n p
Grand Forks *........................ 4
Batteries-Thoreson and Fart; Krlck and Held
ing. E>. ss.a.s -. :~.' .-rr'' d..
Calumet ..... oo1 oo1o1o-s 8 2
Houghton ..........0 1 o O o o ID 0
Batteries-Foulkes and <Leahy; Barry and
Smith. IL n. IS Vi f. sREgs g3
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AVSats 800 wv
'sBatted for Durham In ninth.

KANSAS 9ity ......9 81 9 81
-Two-base hits, Hill. Leahy three-base hit,
Graham bases on balls, off Durham 8. of Ford
3: struck out. by Durham 4. by Ford i; double
play Davis to Yeager; left bases, Mime
.apolis 5, Kansas City 8; wild pitches, Durham
hit by pitched ball; Freeman stolen bases nss;
Burke Davis. D. Sullivan. 0reminger sacri-
siace hits Greminger Ford, Cassidy. Time,
1s40. Umpire, Egan.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago. .... b.
. At Pittsburg- R H r
Pittsburg ........ 1 o o ! E 8 o 30 IA 0
Brooklyn ........ o o 0 o o 90 8
Batteries-seever and Phelps; Pastorious and
Ritter.
At Chicago RI
Chicago ......... ol112"-S 10
Boston '.......... 1 o o 0 II ii 8
and Brown. - =.
Cincinnati a ....... 1000 ooao,@a 5 2
New York ....... 0 o i o OIL 3 O O-5 Z 0
Notwithstanding and schlei; McGinnity and
Bowernan. :"''.S's' - - ~
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Z GAMES TODAY.
+ St. Louis at New York.
~ Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Boston ........1 1o1o'@6 8
Chicago ...........O 0 o 0 ! o o 1 % 2
| batteries-Dineen and Armbruster; owen and
sullivan.
II At Washington- 81
tWashington ........2 Q 90 2 %
Detroit .............O 0 0 o 81, 1
u ADMINISTRATION. Wakefield and Hayden;
Afullin and Warner.
At New Yosfs- r q b
r. H. tsILegs,as,a:::::::;:.:::::::::SS9S9&S 3 z
!, Battssiss.Rslty and hickey; orth and
4Thomas,
At Phtladelphia-- Ri E
c1eysland .........o1 14oooo o-e Il /
sanaasiYh.a r ;a:a:.'o O. osoo 90 ~
gBrhRack.
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MARION AND NOME PLAY.

Nome, n. D.. July 1o-Nome and Marion
teams crossed bats on the local diamond Satur-
day and Sunday afternoons. Nome was defeated
In Saturdays game by the score Of to I.
Marion was defeated In Sundays game BY
score Of 10 to 4.
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SPECTATORS DISAPPOINTED.

Harmony, MINI, July 1o.-Lanesboro and
Harmony played a ragged game here yesterday,
the latter winning by score of "a to g 4
large crowd was present to witness the first
game between the two teams and the result was
a great disappointment Walsted for Harmony
four.
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Mazeppa, Mimi, July 10.-Mazeppa defeated
the Lake City baseball team Sunday by a score
of to g.. Smithson.s pitching for Aazeppa wa:
the feature.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Providence 6, Jersey City o. ~ So
Toronto-Montreal, postponed. rain. = a&atf
Newark Baltimore, postponed, rain.
Buffalo 10. Rochester o. '.,.g t#%s :,
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CLOSE SCORE AT NEW RICHMOND.
New Richland, Mimi. July 1o-The local team
defeated Madison Lake by the close score of
to 4. The game was witnessed BY large
crowd
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BREWERS AGAIN VICTORIOUS.

& milwaukee, July 10.-Milwaukee made it four
y,rtraight from st. Paul Yesterday by punching
lis hits off Morgan in the fifth and eighth.
Goodwin was invincible up to the ninth, when
he was found for two safeties, which scored
two runs. The score:
% r
Z milwaukee ........oooo aQ1o.-s IL i
l st. Paul ..........0 0 0 0 0 o 2SS
Ratteries-Goodwin and Bevtlle; Morgan and
3
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The Harry, Mitchells got an even break on
their last trip out of the city. In Saturdays
game at Hector the Minneapolis boys Won out
BY the score Of 8 to 1. This game was too
much one-sided to be interesting, but was well
attended. In the second game, which was
with Bird Island. the Mitchells put up strong
game, but lost out in the ninth inning by the
score Of 4 to g. Manager Smith and the Mitch
ell team are high in their praise Of the Hector
and Bird Island teams, and Mr.. Smith says
that his club has never before been treated
with much consideration. The game at New
Prague on the Fourth won by the Mitchells
instead of New Prague. as was published.
The W. 8. Mott team defeated the Bintliff
team In an easy game by the score Of - to
2. The features Of the game were the batting
of Dirimple and the pitching of Dale for the
winners. For games with the Motifs address
H. r. Hurlbert, in care of W. 8. Mott. -
The Crystal team was defeated Sunday at
Edna Mills by score Of 13 to 7. The Crys-
tails were the first to score and for time the
game looked as tho 1t would go to them, but the
home team braced up and won out.
The Kline & Tilbury team took the Har.
riets Sunday afternoon for a nine-inning party,
and the result was victory for the former
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LEAGUE BALL AT CALEDONIA.

Caledonia Mimi. July 1o.-Caledonia defeated
scora OF p to ESksn and scSWartofi n sne
| formed for the winners The standing Of the
| clubs in the Houston Fillmore County league il
| as follows:
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GREEN ISLE SHOWED UNDER,

Plato, Mimi, July 1o.-Plato defeated Greer
Isle by score Of IA to 4. Batteries. Plato
Kimpel and Rosenwald: Green Isle, Kiefe Dewitt
and Droyer. Plato will meet Brownton on thu
local diamond on Sunday, July 10.
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ENDERs ARE WHIPPED.

Montgomery. MAN.. July 1o.-In a fast and
exciting game here yesterday the Enders Bros.
team Of Faribault were defeated by the locals.
to 4. 1t was one of the best games played In
this part of the state and took only one hour and
ten minutes to play. ~
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HARMONY WINS GAME,

Harmony. Mimi, July 10.-Harmony defeated
Lanesboro by a score Of "a to 2. Batteries, Wal
sted and Large for Harmony. and Spillane and
Rafferty, for Lanesboro
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sToRDEN BLANKED.

Revere. Mimi, July 1o-The Reyeres shut out
the storden nine at Revere in an exciting game
of ball. Revere rem in ten scores. This was
the decisive game between these mines. having
lost game to each other. Batteries, for Revere,
Frye and Reck; for storden. johnson, Jensen and
Narum. 81. . &C.. -...
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HARRY's TEAM WAS SECOND BEST.

Bird Island Mimi. July 1o.-The Bird Island
team won from the Mtchells Sunday By the
score Of to 5. The game was fast and was
largely attended. The locals won the game in
the ninth by a series Of bunts and fine base
running.
The manager Of the Bird Island team wishes
to say that the report published to the effect
that his team claims the amateur championship
is false and that irresponsible fan was the
instigator Of the story. He farther says that
his team has not as yet claimed any champion
chip but that he is willing to meet the best
fear
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TRUESDALE Is FAST.
Sharon, N. D., July 10.-The home team de-
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NORTHWEST BASEBALL
ARLINGTON WINS TWO,

. Arlington Mimi. July 1o.-Arlington defeated
Fairfax at Fairfax Saturday and Sunday in two
games, 12-1a and 81. Purcell and Strussguth
both pitched good ball, the former allowing but
FIVE hits and striking out six, the latter allow
ing four hits and striking out ten. S-E
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TEN INNING CONTEST,

Berwick, N. D.. July 10.-The first ten-inning
game PLAYED at Towner this season meant de-
feat at the hands Of the fast Berwick ball team
by the score of to g.
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BUMPED BURKES
IN THE FINAL
Millers Take the Last Game Of
the Series on the
Kaw. <%
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
( Toledo at St.. Paul.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
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WISCONSIN STATE LEAGUE

La Crosse 4. Eau C1eare 3. H.. sss-..
Oshkosh 1, Freeport 6.
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GREY EAGLE WON.
LAKE CITY FALLS DOWN.

Grey Eagle. Mimi, July 1O.-The Grey Eagle
team Won from Long prairie by a score OF to
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AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

The simms defeated the j. P. vos team In
5. The score was tied three different times
IN the game. Lortng,.. who pitched for the
Simms, had fifteen strikeouts, gave pass
and allowed but six hits: He also won the
ball for two bags with the bases full Other
features Of the game were the batting Of
Mauren and the fielding Of Frenet for the
Simms. The score by innings
Vos .............. Q 81 49, oI5 s !
Batteries-Loring and Borne; Martin and
Brown.
The New Boston Merchants would like to
arrange a game with any 17-yearold team for
next Sunday. Thills, Dursens or Cloyers pre-
ferred. For games address Emil Anderson
1896 Eighteenth avenue NE.
The Robbinsdale team added another victory
to their list last Sunday by defeating the st.
Anthony team, IT to q.
The ViotorAas would like to hear from local
or out-of- Flown teams. The Toneys Chronicles
or Holtzermanns preferred. Address H. Swee-
ney, 3o01 Grand avenue 8.
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SHOOTING AT BIsLEY.

Bisley, Eng, July 1o.-The seventh annual
meeting Of the National Rife association opened
here yesterday with ideal shooting weather. The
only match concluded the Waldegrade at 500
and 300 ysIds. ten shots at each distance, which
was won by Sykes Of the National Rife associa.
don will; the highest possible score.
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McGraw, "snd have yet to learn how 1t got
started. II we had intended making such q
deal we would have done so long ago Now
we viii gallop home with the pennant with
the same men that won it for us last seasons
SHOOTING AT B1sLEY.
gisley Eng July 5o Rsr seventh annual
here yesterday with ideal shooting weather. The
only match concluded was the Waldegrade at 500
was Won by Sykes Of the National Ride associa
don will; the highest possible score.
Low Rates to the East
Chicago Great western Railway.
Tickets on sale Daily. Final return
limit, September both. For further in
formation, apply to R. H. Heard, Cen
eral Agent, corner Nicollet avenue and
Fifth street, Minneapolis.
feated the club from Sherbrook by the score of
to 0. Trussdale's pitching was feature.
/. NOT THE LEAGUE FARGO.
Breckenridge, Mimi, July 1o.-Breckehridgs
defeated Fargo by score of II to g. Nelson
for the locals pitched a fine game and had the
visitors guessing all along.
oIEMENTs.wABAsso.
Wabasso, MINI. July 1o.-Clements defeated
Wabasse at Clements. MINI; BY a score Of 10
ents; Thomas and Starken for Wabasso.
DAssEL PLAYS TWO.
Dassel MIMI, July 10.-The Dassel team
played two games Sunday, winning the first from
the Maynard Lake team by a scroe Of 10 to 5,
and losing the second to the Collinwood team
by q score of 10 to 6.
WALKER WALKS ON AKE1EY.
Akeley. Mimi, July 1o.-In a hard-fought
game yesterday Walker defeated the locals 8 to
I. The Walker pitcher, Hilderbrand. allowed
only three hits and was superbly supported.
49, TWELVE INNINGS AT LAMBERToN.
Lemberton, Mimi, July 1O.-The Marshall
team defeated Lamberton by the score of to 1.
Neither side secured unit! the twelfth
inning, but in this round the game ended. Hicks
! and Chumley constituted the battery for the
winning team.
NooNAN IS MAKING GOOD.
De Graf, Minn.. July lo-The De Graf team
took slight fall out Of the Kildare tribe SUM-
day when they defeated them by score of 10
! to 8. Noonan. the high school pitcher. was
| the slab for the winners and the Kildare bunch
could not solve bis problems at all Batteries:
Noonan and Kietley for De Graf: Mathews and
Duvall for Kildare.
HARRY'S TEAM WAS SECOND BEST,