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uMIKE' BREYETTE MARRIES

Horace (Mike) Breyette of this city, who Is
at present playing shortstop on the Decatar
team of the Three ''I' league. in letter TO
The JournaI sends a clipping of the De:
catur Review giving complete description OF
his wedding which took place in that city
His bride was Miss Nellie Leighton. and she
is a Decatur girl, having lived there the greater
mart of her life Mike" is well known N
this city among the fans, and he is one OF
the few that have graduated from tie amateur
ranks and made good. His baseball career began
when he tried for position Oh the old Comet
team. which, by the way, was 1S one OF the
made the team, but proved to be enc of the
best shortstops in the amateur ranks His
playing was noticed by the management OF the
ished the season at shortston. The follcwing;
season he went the Northern league. and
for the greater part of the time led the LEAGUE
in batting. Last season he signed with Decatur
and from all appearances he regretted II. rs
he is wanted by two teams OF the American
association.
Mikes friends will be pleased to learn
that he will bring his bride 10 NnnneepolIs
| when the season closes
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TRAINING FOR FIGHT
Ryan and Mitchell Getting Ready for
Mill in Wisconsin,

Tho Minneapolis itself is eff the fighting map,
1t is the. training ground for number OF
fighters who are quite willing to take their
chances In the squared circle. for ID poppy punch
or glory.
Present interest centers about l.. Ryan and
Jimmie Mitchell, a pair of young and en-
thusiastic featherweigbts who are matched for a
fight in Wisconsin some time within the next
dition and untroubled by misgivings about the
fight. The details are somewhat in the air.
but neither of the principals, seems to be Civ
along, Mitchell at home and Ryan at the Min
neapolis Athletic club. where he is employed,
and wherever the fight may be called.
In addition to his pugilistic, engagement:
Ryan declares that he has an agreement OF
side bet of $50 at 126 pounds.
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LIE ROY WINS MEET
lie Roy High Takes First Place IN
Four-Cornered Event.

Special to The Journal.
lie Roy, Mimi, May 14.-The annual track
meet between the high schools of Grand Meadow
Stewartville, Spring Valley and lie Roy, held
Saturday at Spring Valley, resulted in a victory
for LIE Roy. GIG -
Spring valley, l6; stewartv1lle, I.
lie Roy will send representatives to com
pete in the high school meet at Carleton col.
lege, Northfield, May 10.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL
roNVs WIN FROM EAST SIDERS.

Before a crowd of nearly 5000 spectators the
East Minneapolis team went down to defeat
before the Toney club by score OF TO 4.
Both teams played clean ball. and few errors
marred the game. Dahlgren and Jerry Mitchell
were the opposing pitchers, and both men showed
rare form and endurance. Dahlgren is without
doubt one of the hest amateur pitchers IN the
city and his work yesterday caused no niue
comment from the spectators, as he allowed OUT
three hits and only base on balls. hos-
mas the speedy little second baseman for the
Toneys, made lasting impression on the rams,
as he not only played sensational ball at his
position, but his work on the bases was OF the
Maloney style. Hanger at first. Hanson, at
tbird and Halstrom In left field were the stars
for the Toncys outside of the battery. and Mar
shall. Mitchell Mccoy nearly saved the daY
for the Eastsiders. Tie game started out with
a snap, and for three innings neither side scored,
but In the fourth the East team went to pieces
for few minutes and when the dust had
cleared the Toneys had tailed four times. After
this both teams played errorless bal until the
seventh when the Toneys went crazy long
enough to allow their opponents two runs land i'll
the eighth, after banking the Tonys. Mccoy
made single that resulted in two more runs
and tie score The Tonys. who had batted
first came to bat in the NINTH and the first
man was retired, the second singled and Olson
the big catcher, after striking at two of Mitch
ellis deceivers. let one pass. The next one
seemed Just right to Olson For he made the only
| threebase hit Of the day. which resulted II
! bringing in rum and moment later he him
| self scored, thus making 1t to 4. which wa
| the final, as Dahlgren struck out the three East
| siders in their half Of the ninth.
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Totals, 10 ~2S IL 3
zone out when winning run made.
M,unsdRel'S ..: 10 Q %
Two-base hits, Hart, Hallman; stolen bases,
woodruff; sacrifice hits, D. Sullivan, Cadwal-
lader, Fox Shannon, Dunkle, Woodruff; bases
on balls, off Dunkle 2, off Cadwallader l;
hit by pitcher, Stoner, S. Sullivan; struck OUT
by Cadwallader 2, by Dunkle 2; left on bases,
Minneapolis H. deuisaille III f P PeaSs Oals
pires, Haskell and Egan. Attendance, 5,zlS.
u NUTS SHUT OUT SENATOR'S
Kansas City, May 14.-Columbus was given
its first shut-out by Kansas City yesterday: The
game was fought. the only score being
made when Kansas City punched a single and a
double in the sixth inning.
Kansas City ...... 0 0 0 OIL 0 II
Columbus .... o 0 O o 90 2
Batteries-Durham and Leahy Berger and
Ryan.
1NJUNs SCALP PARALYr1Cs.
St. Paul May 14.-Indianapolis won yester-
Z days game the eleventh inning yesterday on
three singles off Parkns. Cicotte allowed st.
Paul but three hits during the game. The score:
st. Paul. ooooooo oooo-o 8 q
Indianapolis go 0 0 0 0 O o Ii
Batteries-Parkins and Pierce, Cicotte and
Weaver.
WATER AT BEERBURG.
Milwaukee, Toledo game postponed account Of
s. rai .. --,--
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SAINTS AND MACS TO
FIND OUT WHO'S WHO

The St. Thomas and Manchester teams, the
two strongest mines in the college league, VIII
virtually decide who's who this year when they
clash on the Manchester grounds next Wednes-
day.
The Macs are anxious to reverse the score of
6 to i at least, and to cinch second place Tor
the pennant, while the saints are anxious not
TO stain their record with a defeat. Both
teams expect to be in frst-class shape for the
hottl
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cANrycKs FINISH SERIES.

Winnipeg played its last preliminary game be-
fore the opening of the Northern league season
were weakened owing to the absence of Catcher
yoss who has been called to his home in Chi
cago by the death Of his father and. with
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last half Of the ninth inning, the final score
being l to 0. Batteries-Demzer and kulp FOR
pee. ~ ~
.~ CoKATo 9, DAssEL 8.
Dassel, Mimi, May 14.-The Cokato high
home grounds Saturday afternoon in an excit-
BY score of e he rs in ths
Ninth by pI a batting ti rally ''' - ''
ELK POINT Is, AKRON 10.
Elk Point s. p, May 1.-THE Ell Elk Point Sdnt
Saturday by score off to 10. -"
BROOKINGs 5, LAKE BENTON /.
Brookngs, s. D., May 14.--The Brookings
high school ball team defeated the Lake Ben 3
ton team Saturday by score of s to a. The
very creditable game.
BRooKINGs Y, SALEM 2.
ea team s. p Il
noon by a score of I to 2. It was a pretty
game and, considering that 1t was the first
are more than pleased Ted Barnhart did the
twirling for the locals and pitched winning
ball, had he been given the support he SHOULD
hhort fre third to first and
tumble by second let in six of the scores secured
by the visitors. .2tsa..l#.- FL
| KASOTA Is, NEW ULM z.
st. Peter, Mimi. May 14-Kasota high schoo
| defeated the New Ulm high school at the driving
| park in this city Saturday afternoon The gam
was very losely played resulting in score o
10 to 7. Observation-Disclosures, Swenson. Aim an
LPulver; New Ulm, Muller and Seifert. ~
FARIBAULT 2, TOOzE /.
Faribault, Iinn May 14.-The Tooze team 0
| Minneapolis was the attraction here yesterda
against the fast Fleckenstein club Of this city
and in of the best games of the season til
locals won by of 2 to l. Saturda
nights rain left the field heavy, but this di
not interfere much with the felders, and bot
sides did fine work.
It pitchers battle between McCleary {
= local team ard Spencer, the Tooze crack. TIL
visitors could get but four hits off the local mai
while Faribault only went them one better Get
Ian was the star batter for the visitors settn
played splendid game at first for the local
The score:
Faribault 10000 2ooooo-2 5
Tooze ............O o o o l 0 0 OIL
/ Batteries-McClea and Brown; Spencer al
Rehle.
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KS. TEAM WINS AT ANOKA.

The Kelly -Steinmetz team Of Minneapolis de-
feated the Anoka Acme team at Anoka in one of
the best and fastest games ever played on an
derson, for the Kelly-Steinmetz. pitched superb
ball, striking out fourteen men and allowing
but three hits. Not an Anoka man reached first
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WINNIPEG 4, SALTWATER /

Saltwater, Mimi. May 14.-Winnipeg defea ted
the Saltwater Athletic association yesterday by
a score of to l in fast and interesting
game with the visitors coaching Justify. Hits,
Winnipeg 10. Athletic association Z; errors
Winnipeg 2, Athletic association 6. Each team
and Voss; locals, Cook and Boorman. Cook
struck out seven and Zeider four.
WATERFOWL, S. D., May 14.-Claytor's Grays
Of this city won the last game Of series OF
three from the Grand Forks bunch yesterday at
ternoon in sensational ninth inning finish. The
leaguers heaped up lead of six runs by the
fifth inning, when O'Nels lightweights found
Sorenson for three singles and double. which,
distance lead. 1t looked like cinch for the
North Dakotars but the grays got busy in the
seventh and batted In enough to tie. The grays
easily clouted out the winning run in the
NINTH Following is the score by innings
WATERFOWL ......o2 ooo24 10 10 s
Grand Forks ......3 O1O Q 0 0-9 8 8
Observation-Disclosures. sorenson and Corrigan;
Grand Forks, Giencke and Off, Struck out, by
Sorenson 1S, by Giencke z. 49, u
Grand Forks took the game Saturday by a
score Of 6 to 8. Claytors men took a balloon
trip in the first, and allowed the visitors three
runs lead that could not be overcome. Jones
was effective after the first, but his team
man, with sufficient regularity to make an i'm
preston OH the scorebook. ....
| Grand Forks will play Brookings Monday and
| Tuesday. On Wednesday the grays will meet the
| Brookngs reds for the first time this season.
| Both towns have been preparing for several
| months to do the other and local feeling in
| both places Is. strung at a very high tension
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LUND LANDS RAINBOUND.

Yesterdays threatening weather prevented the
Lund Lands from taking their proposed automo-
bile trip to Young America, where they were to
play the Young America Norwood team. The
game has been postponed Indefinitely. Next Sun
day the Lunds will go to saltwater to play the
fast prison city team They will be accompanied
by of
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ELBOW LAKE 5, HERMAN /.

Herman. May 14.-The Herman high schoo
team went to Elbow Lake Saturday and wa
defeated. the score being to l. Marsh strucl
out twenty-five men. gave. one, base ball
and only one hit. Herlnan's one score was mad
by the FIRST up. who got base. went t
second on an our at fist and came home.
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latter by score Of and 4. Batteries-Armon-
trout and Massey; Jordan and Dougherty. In a.
preliminary tive-inning game Pigeon Lake de-
feated the second team Of Dassel by score Of
and
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WESTERN LEAGU
THREE-I LEAGUE

AT Cedar Rapids-Peoria S, Cedar Rapids s.
Springfield, cIn--Springhe1ds 2, Daven-
port !. 4
At Rock Island-Rock Island IL, Blooming
ton 0.
At observation-disclosures 2, Decatur O..
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LUvERNE ii, PIPEsToNE o.

Luverne, Mimi, May 14-Luverne high school
defeated Pioestone high school here Saturday
afternoon by score Of II to O.. 1t was a
pitchers battle up to last half of the sixth,
when Luverne pounded the visiting pitcher for
adding seven me re runs. Batteries, Luverne,
Greene and Kennedy; Pipestone, Somerville and
Toresdah1. - - = - rs
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FARIBAULT 2, TOOzE 1.
MARsHALL III. TRACY /

Tracy. Mimi. May 14.-Marshal high school
defeated the Track high school here Saturday
by score of II to 1. Batteries Persons and
Hicks, Nelson and Carlson.
UPPER IOWA 6, LUTHER COLLEGE 4.
+ n DEBORAH, Iowa, May "A. Upper Iowa college
defeated Luther college by score Of tod in
an eleyen-inning game played here Friday
coKATo 4, HDMANs 4.
Lake and Hedman Brothers ball team of st.
Paul played a close and exciting game on the
Dassel grounds Sunday, resulting in favor Of the
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CAMDENs wALLoP LAURITZENs.

from the Larritzens by a score Of to yes
terday afternoon. Harrington. who shot for the
winners, kept the Lauritzen stickmen guessing
Camdens ..........o o / 2 Q =!
Lauritzens ........1 O 0 3 0 o o.
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College Stockings for Mascots.

The many score of contestants presented
beautiful sight attred in blue blouses and blue
boomers. The different classes were distin-
guished from one another by the color of their
stockings and hair ribbons. The seniors wore
red, juniors green, sophomores yellow and fresh
me white Now and then senior could be
seen wearing an odd-co0red stocking of orange
or purple, the odd stocking being mascot, so
termed by the contestant. One of the seniors.
Gertrude Wright of Cleveland, Ohio, carried
small white French bear under her arm, but
her mascot was suddenly transformed into
hoodoo when her running team went down to
defeat.
Two Chicago girls got place in two of the
events. In the standing broad jump Ethel [:
Lowry 1906 cleared 6 feet 1919 inches. and
| in the putting the eght-pound shot Laura
| Hatch 1906, was third with 80 feet So inches.
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VASSAR GIRLS
ON The TRACK
Riot of Color and Proportions at
Annual Field Games at
Poughkeepsie.

Poughkeepsie N Y, May 14.-Trained to o
keen edge weeks of. practice and dinners
at the training table Vassar athletes entered
their annual contests on the college oval Satur.
day, cheered to victory by hundreds of pretty
classmates. The scene one that would put
the OLYMPIC games to shame. Two records were
broken and the scalps of victory dangled from
the belts of the juniors after the last contest
had been decided.
The juniors were awarded 43 points me sen.
Tors and freshmen were tied with % each, and
the lonely sophomores retired to their hall with
but 10 SO points to their credit. To the juniors
also goes the credit of breaking two
of the college records-the standing broad
lump and the 100-yard hurdles race. The former
was won by Alice Bedding of Poughkeeps1e, who
covered feet inches. lowering the record OF
d. E. Merrill of Brooklyn just one inch. Mar
tina Gardner of Hartford won the much-coVeted
| Toward hurdle race in 16 $40 seconds, the
| former record of II ITO seconds having been
made by G. Barnes in 1905
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DAN sULLYs TIE DISPATCH.

An exciting eleven-inning game between the
Dan Sullys and the Dispatch ended in a to
4 tie Yesterday. The sensational feature of the
game was a catch by Foster, which saved the
game for the Sullys. The score:
Dan Sullys 20 0 0 Q | / Q Of
DISPATCH 40 O 0 0 o.
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oALMAR 8, DEBORAH z.

Calmer, Iowa, May 14.-The DEBORAH high
school team was defeated byo the Calmar high
school team Saturday by score of to q
Calmar made three runs in the last half OF
the ninth inning.
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base until the last half of the seventh inning.
and during the whole game but one fly was hit
to the Kelly SteinmetZ Outfeld. r. Steinmetz
and Harry Birch made sensational stops, while
outf1eld played a sensational game, pulling down
four hard drives. The score:
R H Z
Kelly -Steinmetz - OO.O2 40 8 /
Anoka Acmes ......O 0 0 O 0 / 1 % 8 B
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LANEsBoRo 2, CHATFIELD /

Lanesboro, May 14.-Chatfeld high school
played Lanesboro high school Saturday. after
noon and So evenly matched were the clubs thai
no one got beyond second base until the eight
inning 1t was closely contested game. thu
best witnessed here for several years. At thu
close Of the game the score stood Lanesboro 2
Chatfeld l.
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RH1NELANDER "a, DUNBAR 2.

r.,
Rhinelander, Wis. May 14.-The local BABE
ball team a comparatively one-sided game
here yesterday against the Dunbar team. There
have won for they batted two more innings
than the home team. the latter evidently weary,
ing of the stock work. as they resigned that
innings. AS it was however. the locals cap
ferries. Rhinelander. Frank Tompkins and AL
bert Omelia; Dunbar, Arthur MCLEOD, N. Nc
Queen and William Simonean.
BLACK FALLS 10, TOMAH II.
Black River Falls, Wis, May 1.-THE Tomah
baseball team was beaten here yesterday by
the local team by score of II to u.
SPRING VALLEY 16, MENOMoNIE l..
Spring Valley, Wis, May 14.-spring Valley
opened the baseball season here yesterday by
defeating the Menomonie Idlewilds by a score
Of 16 to /. Batteries-Spring Valley, Wake
field, Foote and Ducklow; Menomonie, Hall and
Greeley. -
PRESCOTT 7, HASTINGS 6.
Prescott, Wis, May 14.-In close and even
game the Prescott high school defeated the
Hastings high school by score Of 7 to 6.
Batteries-Taylor and Hoist; Kranz and Olson
AUSTIN WESTERN 5, HASTINGS O,
Lake City, Mimi. May 14.-The Austin West
ern team of St. Paul shut out the home team
here yesterday by Of 5 to O. Batteries
-RenniX and Howard; Hanson and Peterson
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ARCHERs DEFEAT K. & 3.

terday afternoon in clean exhibition OF base
ball by the score of s to 4. The curves handed
out by Salthess, who struck out seven men, were
the feature Of the game. Fred Jobst Of the
Archers played star game in the field and was
strong batter Wilson. for the K. & B.,
pitched fine ball but allowed the Archers to
bunch their hits. The score:
R II
Archers ..........8 10 % is 2
X. & B. ...........0 O 0 3 1 O o.
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PENNINGTON 15, SOUTH ST. PAUL..
Pennington, Mimi, May 14.-Farmington high
school defeated South st. Paul high school here
Saturday in an exciting contest by score OF
Is to Z.
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WISCONSIN STATE LEAGUE

At Wausau-Wausau s. La Crosse 4.
At Freeport-Oshkosh B., Freeport O.
At Eau Claire-Eau Claire 2, Green Bay 1.
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BELLE PLANET, sHAKoPEE O..
Belle Plaine, Mimi, May 1.-THE first game
of baseball of the season was played here yes
terday between Shakopee and the home club.
1t was the best game ever played on this dia-
mond, The home club won by one run in the
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CENTRAL LEAGUE

AT Evansville Evansville IL, Grand Rapids
At Springfield Ohio Springfield q; Wheeling 5
At Terre Haute-Terre Haute Z, South Bend 2
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last half Of the ninth inning, the final score
being to 0. Batteries-Demzer and kulp for
Belle PLANE; Neidenfuhr and Mertz for Shake
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sPRINGFIELD s. REDWooDFALLs3

Springfield, Mimi. May 14-Springfeld high
played and defeated Redwood Falls high here
Saturday. The score was to 8. The contest
was full Of interest. Springfield will play Tracy
high school next Saturday, but has no game for
May % and would be glad to play out of town
that date.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

y -"--, GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York. g.. aI. D.. Il ..
St. Louis at Boston.
No games scheduled yesterday.
WESTERN LEAGUE
At Denyer-Denver 4, Omaha q
At Pueblo-Pueblo 10 and 8, Lincoln 8 and O..
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CHRONICLES BEAT S. & l..

The Chronicle club won it's third game Of
the season at Eighth avenue and Logan
against the S. & l.. team. by the score of !?
to /. Wheaton Of the Chronicles pitched good
ball. striking out twelve men. Nest, who did
nineteen chances without an error Strand Of
the S. & L. team was a little wild, passing. six
men. hit two and made one balk. The score
r II e
S. & L. ..1 0 0 0 0 o. 4
Chronicle ..........O 3 % =
Batteries Chronicles. Wheaton and Nest: 5.
e. L., Strand and PaulSOn.
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BLACK FALLS 10, ToMAH II.
PREsCoTT 2 HAsTINGs 6.
AUSTIN WESTERN 5, HASTINGS 0

Lake City, Mimi, May 14-The Austin West
ern team of ST. Paul shut out the home team
here yesterday by score Of to 0. Batteries
-Rennix and Howard; Hanson and Peterson.
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IOWA STATE LEAGUE

Oskaloosa 5, Marshalltown /.
Waterloo z, Ottumwa 5.
Boone 5, Keokuk a.
Fort Dodge 2, Burlington (ten innings).
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ELK POINT Is, AKRON 10.


Elk Point, S. D., May 1.-THE Elk Point
Grays defeated the Akron, Iowa, team here
by a score of Is to 10. -, -. =.
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BRoOKINGS q, SALEM 2.
KAsoTA TX. NEW ULM 7.

st. Peter, Mimi. May 14.-Kasota high school
defeated the New Ulm high school at the driving
park in this City Saturday afternoon. The game
was very losely played resulting in a score of
Is to T. Batteries-Kasota Swenson. Aim and
lPuIver; New Ulm, Muller and Seifert.
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COKATO 9, DAssEL 8.

Dassel, Mimi, May 14.-The Cokato high
school team defeated the local high on the
ing game by a score of 8 to 8. The locals
almost pulled the game out Of the fire in the
ninth by batting rally.
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Brookings, s. D., May 14.--The Brookings
high school ball team defeated the Lake Ben
ton team Saturday by d score of to a. The
very creditable game ~.