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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15
PILLSBURY BALL TEAM /.
'ss's MADE GOOD RECORD
Special to The Journal,


owatonna, Mimi, June 15.-The Pillsbury
academy baseball thru one o the
most successful seasons In its history this year.
and surprised many by its excellent work. "A
schedule Of games the hardest in the history of
the school was played, and, under the captaincy
of Lynn Porter, the P1llsburys made unex-
ceued showing: Their complete record for the
season was AZ follows ~. pr
Pillsbury 7, Blooming Prairie 4.
Pillsbury Z Mankato Commercial College e. -
Pillsbury 8. Owatonna I. ..& = =
Pi1lsbury 8, Manchester IA. "A
! Pillsbury ~ Rochester 3. Il
4 Pillsbury Q, St. Olaf 8. i zt.j
Pillsbury 8, Owatonna 0. II 81
Pillsbury 8, Owafonna T. IN, 20
{: Pillsbury (second team) u, Dodge Center g.. !
ST. VS. fhe nreest
Of the year, The cadets put up plucky fight
against the more experienced and older colIegi-
apss and except for misjudgeds play in one, In
ming, would have held the O1afs to an even
were, those with the local high school for the
championship Of the city. Enormous crowds at
tended and there was considerable betting on
the results. Pillsbury won the three contests
u1 their IN
game Pierce. the academy pitchers broke the
state preparatory record which he himself es.
tabltshed last year, and during the entire game
allowed only twenty-eight men to- face him,
4tstksng, out eighteen and allowing only hit.
8: An effort was made to obtain a game with
Nerth high, but at the last5moment negotiations
failed and the game was called off. In lieu of
this Ptl1sbury will play Moth at football next
fall on North high, field in Minneapolis. <.
- The football manager, Malcolm Jones, is al
ready at work the schedule for next fail
chief dtf1culty lies In securing games with high
schools. SAlth1 Pillsbury Is preparatory school,
yet the highs are cognizant Of the fact that
their athletic teams are above that class as, q
rule, and NEST OF. them do not care to face
certain defeat. :. -. go Il - -.
Thus rar four good games have been arranged,
being with Minneapolis a North high, Minneapolis
contests win be hard ones, and viii be aercely
fought. Robert Cox. Of Minneapolis is captain
Of the team next fall. and Will play ha1fback.
Middlebrook win take retiring Captain Smith s
place at quarter. :: s.e'@
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MINNEAPOLIS. SHOOTERS .
CHALLENGE SAINTS

challenge has been sent to the st. Paul
Rod and Gun club by the Minneapolis Gun club
for shoot at the Interoity park to decide the
championship. This match will be interesting,
as the best shooters in the teams will be chosen
to contest, lie - = :,.fe. = + -.
The Minneapolis club will have their regular
weekly meet tomorrow afternoon at Intercity
park. These meets are attracting much atten-
tion as the contest for the different iicup and
medal events are becoming Interesting. =
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BAT NELSON'S PROTEGE
m. SIGNS FOR A BOUT
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Journal Special Service,
Davenport, Iowa, June 15,-Joe Galligan, spar
ring partner Of Battling Nelson, and "Young
Kid" Farmer have been matched to fight fifteen
rounds in this city before, the TriCtty Athletic
club June 49, -
d, The semi-windup will be a ten rounds be-
tween, Johnny Thompson of Sycamore and Harry
Griffin OF Chicago. The other preliminary will
bring out Packy Mcfarland of Detroit and
Tommy Moore of Chicago. Abe Pollock will
referee. ,7s - - -. .'F e. ~ r
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C0PPERS PLAN FOR
BASEBALL BATTLE

Captain Mullen OF the Minneapolis policemen
team is working overtime in preparation for the
game with the ST.. Paul force June % at st.
Paul. These teams are composed Of some OF the
best men from the departments Thomas Mullen,
who Is at the head Of the Minneapolis club.
Is former baseball star and demonstrated
that he could deliver the goods when these teams
met last season.
Last year the game played at the police
mems picnic, but as there is to be no picnic
this year series Of games will be played In
the Nicollet and Lexington ball parks. The
second game will be played at Nicollet park
on July f..
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TENNIS TOURNEY ON
DEEPHAYEN COURTS

The tennis courts at Deephaven Lake Mime
tonka. the Of lively contest this
afternoon. The tnterscholastic tennis tourna-
ment started at 2:30 o'clock, and nearly every
high school In the twin cities Is represented.
Each, school has an organized band Of rooters
and their cheers expected to bring their
respective favorites to the front. Play will
be resumed at 10 O'Clock In the morning.
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The GaghaRans Will have. their suits In a
few days and want to hear from any fast
local teams, the Gerbers Or Independents pre-.
.ferred. Address Loren Jobst, 2312 Sixteenth
avenue S. r.s
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
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/ BARBER STAR AT: TRAPS.
naofsi Ia Tho: IournAl -r...s j. ;.r-,.s %, N.

Sioux City. Iowa. June l5.--What was prob
ably rthe most successful interstate trapshooting
tourney ever held by the 500 Gun club Of Sioux
City was brought to close yesterday BY
tonight most Of the shooters Will be well on the
way: to the great American handicap at In
dianapolis. In the meet here the Interstate
cup was won BY r.; r. Barber Of Paulina, Iowa
This is but zone of the many honors held by. Bar
Der, among his trophies being that of the great
American handicap last year. Year before last
he carried Of the interstat e cup here; but last
hack again. The b4sts ting. however: was
done by Charles Spencer OF St. Louis, q profess
sional, who went thrtt ninety targets; missing
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MILD AMUSEMENT ],
FOR !. I. THE ! !. BADGERS | D ]!
Football Schedule for 1906 Not
Above the Weak Tea
Glass. i.

Journal Special Service.
Madison; Wis. June 1s.-Graduate Manager
Angel has completed tile Wisconsin football
schedule for next fall. Word has been received
from Purdue and the University of Iowa that
they had signed contracts to play the badgers. !,
The Iowa game will be played in Mlwaukses
The complete schedule s:.Ss- sgtS1i
Oct 1S-Lawrence university at Madison!s
Oct 2--Alumni at Madison. l ls,s
Oct. 21-University of North Dakota at Aiadi
son. g. .t,%;5s5ft. r. &C., .
Nov. 9-University of Iowa at NfiIvyark &c. Ss -
Nov. l0-University of Illinois at Urhanasi rs
Nov A-Purdue university At Madison. n ~ z
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Starkweather, N. d. June 1b.-The Stark.
weather team was defeated by the Cando ball
team on the. latter's grounds yesterday by
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FOOTBALL ABOLISHED
At SIMPSON COLLEGE

Special TO The Journal.
Marshalltown. Iowa, June 15--The board OF
trustees of Simpson college at 1ndianola has vot-
ed to abolishF football from that school The
vote was unanimous and has raised storm OF
protest among the students. who circulated
petition which signed by nearly all the stu
dents, asking the board TO rescind the action.
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CORNELL NAY NOT
GO TO REGATTA
Courtney Says. Better Position
Must Be Given the
/. Ithacans.
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peughkeepsie. NJ Y, June. 15-There is seri-
GUS doubt IL the Cornell grew will be starter
IN the varsity race Certainly the crew will not
60 unless d change is made in the course as
laid, out by the board Of the stewards.
Coach Courtney said positively last night. that
unless something done the No. 4
course better they would look in. vain for the
Cornell crew to race. AZ the course IL now laid
out 1t puts, No. 4 too near arbridge abutment,
throwing the boat in q strong eddy.
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.BRACING UP STANDS
FOR THE GERMANS
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Special to Tho JournaI.
Milwaukee, WIS, June 15:-The order Of the
building inspector have the bleachers at Ath-
letic park strengthened has been done and tbs
fans will be able to occupy their old places in
the bIeachers when the brewers return home
June p to meet the Minneapolis bunch.
1t was claimed that the supports to the bleach.
ers weak, owing to the posts in the ground
being decayed, but they have all been thoroly
oyerhauled and strengthened during the week
and are now safe and sound.
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PUTS IT
UP TO HIGH COURT
-. 81 a. j.. i
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Philadelphia. June 15-The case OF the TUX
edo Boxing club has been taken from the hands
of Governor Pennypacker, and will be decided by
the state supreme court. This action Is In ac-
cordance with the wishes of the governor, who
apparently was anxiou. to get the case or his
hands. ~. o." T. x ! - ~ d. :
The promoters are hopeful Of a: favorable de.
cision. william A. Recap, heavy stakeholder
In the club, expressed himself today as being
sure Of a favorable decision from the supreme
court.
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BANK CLERKS TUNE Il e.
UP TO BALL GAME

The second game Of the season between the
Minneapolis aud st. Paul bank clerks is sched-
uled for tomorrow afternoon at Nicollet park.
Some time ago game was played in st. Paul,
and the Minneapolis boys lost out by a close
score Since the first contest the Minneapolis
team has been streng thened, and If the visitors
win out in this game 1t will be after the hardest
kind Of ball playing. -
e.. The third and. last game of the series will
be played at Lake Minnetonka June 90 The
bankers convention VIII be in session at that
time and a picinc will be given at the lake.
Frank Figgemeier, the old Minneapolis pitcher
has been secured to act umpire, and both
teams are sure to get square DEAL The teams
will line up follows: f--- -
lie
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NORTHERN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Lake Linden at Winnipeg.
Fargo at Houghton.
Duluth at Calumet. }$<
At Duluth r
Calumet ..........0 O. o @ @ O. o 90 II a
o o o o q e
Batteries Grimes and Leahy; Treadway and
At Winnipeg H e
Winnipeg .......2 o O. 02020 II s
Lake Linden ....s.0 o O 0 o 2 o o 4-8 8 2
observation-disclosures and Kurke; Sporer and
VOSS
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DULUTH GOLFER WAS
VERY DARK HORSE
Journal Special Service.

Chicago. June 15-Given handicap to COZ.
respond with the length Of his naHc F. L..
Finkenstaedt Of the Northland County club OF
Duluth yesterday afternoon the handicap
event in the annual tournarpent of the Lumber
mems Golf association at the Midlothian Coun-
try club His score Of 76, which won him the
prize for low net total, is ten below the DOGGY
figures Of the course. Hereafter the handicap
committee will go light on players from Duluth,
Finkenstaedt played good golf
course entirely strange to him.
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low "A IL-ETE. zEE'VIcTINI
or SERIO us ACCIDENT

while hunting
i The young man lost an eye,s. and recovery Is
not deemed possible. He is one OF 1owa's star
murders and pole svaulters. and was u halfback
on the varsity eleTen last fall. & s
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McGOVERN. WANTS
TO PLAY BASEBALL
''rurrible Terence Thinks It
Good Training for the
Prize Ring.

Journal Special Service.
Bridgeport. Conn., June 16-Terrry McGoTern
made oner today sign with o. Rourke,
to play professional ball with the local team
for the rest of the season 0'Rourke is con-
sidering the matter. 1t is understood that
Terry would be allowed to absent himself from
the team occasionally to fill his fighting engage
ments.
Terry regards baseball as lrst-class training
for the ring. In fact he recovered from severe
nervous breakdown year or ago by disport.
ing himself upon the diamond
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CAss, LAKE TO SHOOT.

sCass Lake, Mimi, June, 15.-The Cass Lake
Gun club haE decided not to hold shoot during
the frenen's tournament next week. but instead
win hold shooting tournament on July 90 and
Fl. There are number of crack shots in
Cass Lake, and II Is believed that the locals
canthold their own Yithiany similar organization
In this vicinity,
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CHICAGO SCHOOLS MAY
BAR FOOTBALL PLAY
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Journal Special Service.
Chicago, June l4.7-Football in the high schools
may be suspended one year That is the 'Ngen-
eral impression gained from members of the
board OF control which met yesterday and de-
cided that Its officers should constitute com.
mittee to confer with committee Of the prln-
ctpal association upon the football question next
Thursday at the school board rooms. i, .s
1t Is probable Recommendation providing
that football be suspended for a year will be
passed - ~ q 4 -. lS --gts- BIZ
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NORTHWEST BASEBALL
HERMAN T., CLINTON ..


Herman. Mimi, June .16.--Herman defeated
Clinton on the home grounds yesterday by a
score Of to 8 in fast, exciting game. filled
ss b a b :h en seateiea e aese
6sse rannnE and nd the clinton
Clinton. Peterson and Anderson.
# HAwARDEN 4. BRooK1Nes /.
tented hs brooknss reds IN fast game
Wednesday by a score Of to i. This ig the
first game Brookings has. lost on the home
grounds and the second Of the season ont OF
twenty -seven played. '.'" ."r
= ANoKA WANTS GAME. 9
Anoka, Mimi, June 15.-Any good Minneapolis
team wishing a game for Sunday. write or
phone J. q. Hidde, manager. Anoka, MINI. =,
ROCKVILLE 4, LYLE 9. Isl
local et team here yesterdaN IN an interesting
game BY s to ~ The feature was, the batting
Of Myhre. Hedemark and Brix. -
.@ ST. GRACEv1L1E 2, MORRIS !. IS =.
g6s i Ha s! S. ZSss ss:s g.
Graceville and struck out thirteen men. Brown
of Morris struck out nine ~. j; s>s ~
BR1TroN 20. vEBLEN 4. $3.50: a@a
Britton s. D., June 49, local high school
team defeated the veblen Sioux Indians, by
score of 70 to 4. This, is the second victory
gained over the Indians 81 - 80
oANDo s, sTARKwEATHER O..
starkweather, N. D., June 16.-The Stark:
weather team was defeated by the Cando ball
team on the, latter's grounds yesterday by a
,BRooK1Nas REDS GET SECOND BuMr1Ne
Brookings, IS. D., June l5.-The Brookines
reds with their pitching staff and other meme
bers Of the team in the hospital, lost to Grand
pa Greene's colts from Hawarden Thursday.
edged ball and the only run made in the whole
game was due to clean single by a Hawarden
swatter.; Lowell for -Hawarden; was bit freely,
but none; Of the hits counted, asstold Pr the
a f9,'ss'ss score: 70 30 1 9 sze
Bookings ....s, ....o - 80 g Q go o.
EDaERroN 9. PnEsroNE 3.
Edgerton, Mimi. June ia game Of base.
ball played at this place between Edgerton and
the PiDestone Indians resulted in victory for
Edgerton By "a score of e This his Il the ne
the Indians The feature of. the game was the
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NOLAN IS STHE IN !: Z. !.
NEED OF F00TWAl A !: R

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Chicago. June 15.-Bn,ys Nolan. manage Of
Battling Nelson. last night denied a report sent
out from San Francisco that he had authorized
Eddie Graney to match the Dane and Joe Cans
for a bout on Admission day at Oakland. ." ~
II do not believe Graney ever csaid that
had authorized him to match Nelson. and Cans.
Nolan said, FOR he knows very well that Nelson
will not fight the negro under any circumstances.
The bout is absolutely out Of the question: :
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St. Paul
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
GAMES TODAY.

Washington at Chicago g. -
Philadelphia at Detroit,
New York at Cleveland. r
Boston st. Louis
At Qsyeland- R q b
Cleveland .........o 0oQoQQ8-S u g
New York .,......o 100 D 8 o Ga II 2
Batteries-Joss, Hess and Bemis; Ortiz and
Kleinow. - - ~
At Chicago 'T :. r" 81 b
Chicago ..........,o 1oooo1 o*-2 s 2
BatseEssw:i:i and suysn ssetsn and
Kittredge. ~
Detroit ..:........111 ooo2-S5 8 I
Philadelphia ......O 80 0 o o o "a 10 y
+ Batteries Donahue and Schmidt; Coakley and
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0'NEILL GETS TO
HEAVY TO RIDE
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journal Special Service.
New York, June 15.-Jockey F. 0'Neil once
| hailed as the premier rider Of the American
turf, has announced his retirement from the
saddle He has not been riding up to his usual
| standard this season. and this. coupled with
| increasing weight, brought him to the decision
| to give up the riding game.
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SPORTS AT JORDAN.

The Norwegian Turner's viii 1haEe fine pro-
gram of athletic sports and f-ee-for- all dashes
at their picnic at Jordan Sunday, June II. and
come valuable prizes will be presented to the
winners OF the events.
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Special to- The journal. .
+ Iowa City, iowa, June 15.-University Of Iowa
athletes are In receipt Of news from greseo,
Iowa, announcing a dangerous and probably,
fatal injury to VIII ID. Davis, one OF thsity
leaders. Davis was shot In the head by ID load
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WESTERN LEAG CUE

7 Des Moines Is, Sioux City 6.
Pueblo IL, Lincoln o.
Denver z, Omaha ~ m 355
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AMERICAN BEATEN f. y
IN ENGLISH TENNIS

London, June 15.-In the singles for the
Dwight F. Davis International tennis cup 8. H.
Smith, British beat Raymond D. Little, Ameri.
can, 81. 6-4. 6-1. a. %
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pE1.L TO COACH drake.

Iowa City, Iowa. June 15.--Doc. Pell. head
coach of the state normal for the past three
years,ehas been secured by Drake university
of Des Moines to take the position as physical
director made vacant by the removal Of Mont-
law to Missouri university.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE

Dayton o, Terre Haute 0 eleven innings).
South Bend Canton. postponed; wet grounds.
Springfield Evansville, postponed; rain. -,.-
Grand Rapids g. Wheeling 6. y =.
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zone out when winning run was scored.
Minneapolis .. Q *
Two-base hit, Greminger: home run. ".
Clarke; sacrifice hits, Jude. Demont; struck out,
by Wigs 9, by Thomas q; bases on balls, of
Wigs 3; stolen bases. Knabe. Hart; hit with
ball. W. Clarke; double play. Demont and
Clarke. Time, 80. Umpire, Egan.
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INDIANS MAKE ERRORS,

Indianapolis. June 15-Errors at critical times
by Indianapolis enabled Milwaukee to win a
close game yesterday. The score:
indianapolis. 10000 oooI S 5
Milwaukee. 0 OIL 0 90 % 5 /
Batteries-Kellum and Holmes; Curtis and
Roth
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Montreal 6, Toronto 4
Buffalo 3, Rochester 4.
baltimore 2, Providence 3.
jersey City i, Newark 8.
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KAW PITCHER WAS WEAK.

Louisville. KY, June 15.-Louisville defeated
Kansas City yesterday by batting Swami all over
the lot Kenna puzzle to the visitors at
all times. The batting Of Kenna and Kerwin
were the features. The score:
r 81 q
Louisville: oaooo $500 10 9
Kansas CITY,. o O 0 o 0 0 90 9 8
Batteries-Kenna and Shaw; Swami and Sui
Ivan
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BRooK1Nes REDS GET SECOND BUmINa,
-1aEp roy q prpr

Edxerton, Mimi. June ia game Of base
ball played at this place between Edgert0n and
the Pipestone Indians resulted in victory for
Edgerton by ia score Of 8 TO 8. This IL the,
Attn game lost out OF twenty-one played by
the Indians. The feature of the game was the
pitching by Peterson of E!gerton.
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CHARLEY NEARY BESTS
" GOODMAN AT CHELSEA
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Boston, June 15.-Charley Neary of milwaukee,
got the decision Kid Goodman of Boston in
the fifteen-round contest at the Lincoln Athletic
club at Chelsea last night.
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SOUTHERN LEAF CUE

{, New Orleans 1, Atlanta O.
i Little Rock 4. Birmingham &: 81 81
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APPRECIATED IN A GAS MAIN

ABERDEEN, S. D.-Jacob Sole and John En-
glehart were overcome by gas while making
connections in gas main last evening. The
sudden slipping Of bolts caused the joints to
fall apart and large volume Of gas escaped.
Sole fell with his mouth over hole in the
main and Englehart was across his hips.
Workmen nearby heard means and lowered
man to rescue the two unconscious workmen.
He, too, was overcome, but after great diff
iculty all three were rescued. Sole is still I'M
conscious and may die. The other two will re-
cover. This is the third experience of sim
liar nature for Sole. ,sg.9 ..4. +
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WISCONSIN sTATE: I,E!AG1TE


La Crosse g. Freeport o.
Green Bay 4r,,Oshkosh s.. }ssz ss.s-sa
Wausan 8. Eau Claire g. 81
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sKILLIN LEADS DARTMOUTH.

Journa! Specla. oerVlce,E 31A tt8 s
Hanover. N. H, June .5-C1arence skillin,
'OS, OF Chicago. Dartmouth's great pitcher was
elected captain Of next seasons baseball team
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IOWA STATE LEAGUE

Oskaloosa s, Marshalitown 2. b
Waterloo 4, Keokuk /. L
Fort Dodge B, Ottumwa 1.
mo games at Burlington rain.
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PARALYTIcs WIN AT LAST.

Columbus. June 15.-Robertai1le was not in
Morgan's class pitcher yesterday, "and St.
Paul was able to break long losing streak by
defeating the champions to L. Van Zandt's
batting and the fielding Of Hulswitt and Morgan
were features. The score: >.y
St. Paul. ........: Q Q 2 Q 8 5 Q Is Is /
Batteries Robertaille and Ryan; Morgan and
Drill 80,
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Tomorrow afternoon. Mt Twenty-f avenue
and Fourth street N, the Dodson, Fisher. Brock
mann team line up against the Forman-Fords.
George Schuckhart or Roy Sweitzer will do
the slab work for the ,Dodson. Fisher. Brocknann
ceiyang. Wilson and Olson are booked for the
same stunt by the Forman-Ford team.
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CHAMBERLAIN, 8. D.-several hundred feet
more of the Milwaukee company's trestie cross
ing the Missouri river at this point went out
last evening, making total OF 900 feet.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-01-06
"Not Guilty. /"

In the case OF the State VS.. George
McCabe, in the Justice Court, charged
with assault with deadly weapon
with intent to XIII, after hearing the
evidence, Judge SawIe discharged
the defendant.
This case has caused more than
ordinary comment owing to officer
McCabes brutal assault upon II. j.
Hall. Citizens have discussed the
case pro and con and nine out OF ten
pronounce the assault dastardly
one and condole themselves with the
fact that justice will triumph ut the
next general elec tiuu. No citizen is
safe today in Tonopah il an officer is
allowed to brain a defenseess man
while being taken to jail.