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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-03
Close Battle in Big Leagues.

Talk about tbrills-What Of that gor-
geous race in the American League. with
the E4ighlanders. Blues and Athletics
straining every nerve in splendid
squirt for undasputed possession Of the
premier position, and the White Sex,
Tigers and Browns fighting it out for
fourth place. And how about that other
grand race in the National League, with
Chicago, Pittsburg and New York hard
at It. hammer-and-tongs and nothing
TO choose among the three Of them It
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Small Crowd Out to Witness
the Game at Joplin.
Contest Full Of Errors, but
Those Of Topeka Not Costly
WHITE sOX WON 10 TO 5
Hntchinson's Catcher Makes a
Long Hit at LeayenWorth.
Wichita, Webb City and Hutch
inson win Their Games.

Joplin. no. July s.-Topeka mixed in
a couple of long drives with Joplin's err
rors. which were punched IN the second
and third innings, and took the last
game of the series Monday afternoon by
a score of 10 to,5. Topeka was decidedly
lucky in ITS batting. but Joplin's long
drives fell into the helder's mits- Both
teams played a poor exhibition In the
field, but Topeka,s errors were not cost
" The score.
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A a4-HoUR AUTo RACE.
VIII Be Held on Harlem Tracks.
Chicago, July 3-4.

Chicago, July 8.2Enfry blanks have
been sent out for a. race meet to be held
on the Harlem race track Chicago, on
July 3 and 4. The feature will be
twenty-four hour race, open to all fully
equipped stock touring cars, except that
lamps and tenders may be removed.
The conditions of this race state that
two cars of the same make and horse
power will constitute an entry. Two
drivers must compete, and no subsstitu-
lions shall be made in either drivers or
cars originally entered. Original cars
and drivers may relieve other hah. of
team at any time. The track will be
lighted with lamps and viii be sprinkled
sufficiently to prevent the wearing of
tires from dry surface. The start vail
be at $3.50 p. m. and the prize offered. is
a 81 900 trophy. -stsa as etfi
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-03

Lebanon, Pa, July 3.-Otis Clymer.
right fielder Of the Pittsburg National
league team, swho Is at home here
with fractured leg, visited Lancaster
for the purpose Of having a talk with
ssCy'' Barger the premier twirler Of
the Red Rose team. C1ymer is COM
snissioned by Barney Dreyfuss to get
a string on Barger for next season.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-03

Boston, July S.-With one out in
Boston's half of the ninth inning.
Bates decided a pitchers battle by
driving the ball over the right field
fence for a home run. Boston winning
by a score of 1 to 0. Philadelphia
had the bases full with one out in the
sixth but could not score.
Score by innings: RHE
Philadelphia ..-...-..0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 90 /
Batteries-Pfeffer and O'Neil; Pit
finger and Doom.
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clncInnatt 1 C1nicaeo 0.

Chicago. July 3.-Cincinnai defeat
ed the locals by a score of to 0 in
a pitchers battle. Lobert's single, a
sacrifice and a wild pitch scored the
run, President Murphy announced
that Pitcher Bebee and Catcher Noon
had been traded to- st. Louis for the
former Chicago twirler. Jack Taylor
Score by innings: RHE
Chicago -..-.-.....1...0 0 0 Q O 0 0 0 90 2
Cincinnati .............o 70 0 0 OIL 0
Batteries-Overall. Lundgren and
Kling: Frazer and Livingston.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-03

New Haven, Conn, July 3.-Yale row
ing leaders neId a conference to discuss
next seasons plans. John Kennedy was
reappointed coach Captain Noyes de
cided to meet Kennedy July IA at the
annual regatta of the Minneapolis Boat
club to arrange details for next season.
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AMERIcAN Co GAAIEs.
lgashlng1on a-17. BoEton e.


washington. July Washington
and Bostor split even on the double
header. the visitors getting the first
game by a score of 4 to 3, and the Sec
ond went to the locals by a score of
II to 8. The second game was called
by mutual consent at the end Of the
seventh inning on account of the heat.
Cy Young outpitched Smith IN the
first game. while washington drove
Winter out in the first inning and also
hit Glaze hard in the second game
Score by innings: RHE
Washington .....--..-1 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 1
Boston .........-....-.0 2 o o. 10 2
Batteries-Srnith ana Wakefield;
Young and Armbruster.
SECOND GAME.
Second game-Score by innings: RHE
" SiLilSeon -s----.-. 49, . : eli Is
Boston -.......--.-..--...o 0 20 Pa ;
Batteries Falkenberg and Heydon:
WAITER Glaze Harris and Peterson.
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INebb CITY .A.......1 Q 1 0 40 0 IS
Springfield .E-s...-.0 O. 0 D 9-0-2
Earned raans-Webb city. 3 Two
base hits-White Three-base hits
Pokorney- bases on balis-Om Horton,
2. Struck nt-By Meredith. q by Hor-
ton. 3, by Olmstead, 2. Innings pitched
BY Hortork s; by Olmstead. ?. Hits
OFF Horton, 10: or Olmstead, 0. Stolen
bases-White, 3: Autry. Sacrifice hits
White, Rolan, Marvin and Crisp. Wild
pftch-Ho Umpire-Dunn.
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scoRE - INNINCs.

Topeka - .........0 o do
Joplin --..........1 1 o 0 0 o l 0 p 8
Earned runs-Topeka 8, Joplin 4.
Threebase hits-Bayless, Andrews 2,
Downs. Two base hit-Cole. First base
on balls-C9f Cravens 2, of Wilkinson 4.
Left on bases-Topeka T. Joplin 8.
Struck ou6-By Cravens 2, by Wilkinson
8. Double playsABankhead to Olson to
Shimonek, Downs <unassisted. Passed
ball-Henry. Hit by pitcher-By
Cravens, Wilkinson. Stolen bases-Cole,
Womble. Sacrifice hit-DoWns. UInpires
--Lewinson and Goodman. Attendance
-9e.
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isn't often fandom has a chance to see
two such struggles ia progress stimuli
taneously. think Of it three-teann
drive in each organization! Maybe those
who love excitement can't find plenty
of it in this years battles. II they can't
they ought to sit on the edge of a buzz
saw to see the wheels go sround.-New
York Press
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wichita. 4. Osxlahonaa city 2.

Wichita, Kan, July 3.-Becker held
Oklahoma City to three hits, winning 4
to 2. Milton doubled in the sixth, scor-
ing Two With the bases dlled in the
ninth the visitors made every effort to
score. Lewis popped to Laughlin and
Becker struck out the two following.
Laugnlan, who jumped from Webb City
tia ana worked at short His felding
was spectacular. The score:
OTT .AT5OAFA@ CRY
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Oklahoma city : 0 ? 0 -
Wichita 49, .--...0 8 -
Earned runs-Wiehita- 2; Oklahoma
City, I. Two base hits-Holland, Seigle,
Milton, ?. Struck out-By Becker, 10:
by Woods, 4. Bases on balls-Of Becker,
4; Off Woods, 2. Stolen bases-Lofton.
Bailey. Pencil, O'Leary, Laughlin.
Sacrifice hits-Lofton, O'Leary. Double
play-Laughlin to Pencil to Holland;
Bailey to Ogee to Risley. Wild pitch
Wood. Time-1:30. umpire-Ragan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-03

Leavenworth, kan, July 3.-Hutchin-
son hated Rowan hard and had the
game well in hand until in the ninth
when Leayenwortl1 sent three across.
nearly tying the score and having men
on the second and third as the fT7Al
out was made. Noyes knocked the bali
over the center field fence at the Sol
diers' home where the game was played,
performing the feat for the first time in
the history of the Held. The score.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
LEAGUE GAMES.


New York. July s=The Brooklyn
team played all around the locals, win
ming by a score of z to 1. StrBcklett
pitched steadily, while the home team
had to use three pitchers.
Score by innings: RHE
Brooklyn .............3 2 0 o 0 2-7 6 1
New York ...----.--..0 0 0 0 0 O. 6 1
Batteries-Strieklett and Bergen;
Taylor. Ferguson. McGinnity and
BoWerman.
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St. Louis. July By winning Mon
days game, s to 4, St. Louis broke
even with Pittsburg on the series of
six games
Score by innings. RHE
ST. Louis 100 0 o. 062 IS is 2
Pittsburg .--..........2 0 010 0o-412 /
Batteries-Brown and Mccarthy;
son.
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Philadelphia. July 3.=New York
and Philadelphia played two games.
each winning one. In the first New
York tied the score in the nin111 in
the locals when a runner was forced
home by q base on balls In the last
half Of the ninth Inning in the second
game with two Of the locals out the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-03

webb CT ty, Mo, July S.-Meredith
pitched shz1tout bail, Crisp's error being
responsible for Springtieldss two runs.
Horton was hit hard at times and his
support WAS miserable. Score:
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Cleveland 4. Detroit 8.

Cleveland, O.. July s.-Cleveland
won from Detroit by punching its hits
with O'Leary's errors. A brilliant
catch by Turner IN the ninth inning
prevented Detroit from tying the
score.
Score by 3nningE: R. HE.
Cleveland -.-.---..-ss-Q Q 2 9 9 -
Detroit .......-..--.-..l v o. y y . - Z
Batteries-Hess and Clarke; Eu-
banks and Warner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-03

nenver. Colorado Springs, Pueblo and
return 81 So Santa TIE.
Tlckets en- sale daily, good returning
IS late as October 91st, liberal stopoyer
r,rfVIleQe ailowed Fast Colorado Flyer
reom Topelsa. 1925 o. m. arrives Cole
raEo early next morning. Rock ballast
srarIx and Harvey eating houses. T. Il
King. @. p. g. 2 49, Topelxa
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Indians defeated the local team in the
best game OF the season by the close
score OF to 1. Although the locals
outhit the Indians, their errors lost the
game. The feature of the game was
the fielding of John Wilmot Of the
Hoyt team.
Score by innings: R.HE
Hoyt .......,...... oYoSoSo :
Batteries-Haskeil. Left Hand and
Lawrence; HOyt, Burns and Stuart.
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NieIita WIG sox 3. AIanhatlan /

WICHITA y mt s5OA 8, NlAnndLLtln 4
Manhattan, Kan. July 3.@In one of
the best games of the season the
Wichita White Sox defeated the Man
haitian team here Monday IN an eleven
inning game by the score OF to l.
Score by innings: RTE.
Manhattan $685.. o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ] 0 0-1
Wichita .........0 0 90 10 O'o001-3 3
Batteries-Lowe and Amos Hesipey
and Hemlia
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E1aEI6lL lCTlIIIoUN
xEn-No.Hes. Two-base hits-Pettigrew
2, Noyes. Shaft. Cope Sacrifice hit
Gentns. First on errors-Leavenwor
s. Hutchinson 1. Bases on balls-On
Herr. 4; or Rowan, 2. Struck out-By
Herr, 4; by Rowan. 9. Wild pitch
Rowan. Suolen bases-Pettigrew, Casey,
Vaughan. Double plays-Casey to
Genins to 8 hafet. Genins to Shaft. Wild
pitch-RoEa an. Left on bases-Leaven-
worth II. Hutchinson 5. Time-2:00.
IJnplre-YN elch.
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American Association Games.

At St Paui-Kansas City 5. st. Paul
At Columbus-columbus s. Louisville
At Indianapolis 6. Toledo. l.
AT neapolis-AIilwaukee :, Mime
apolis 1.
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~. VIE 3 Throw.

New York. July s.@Ten thousand
lovers of athletic Drawn and speed
saw John Flanagan hurl the B6-pound
weight the unheard-of distance Of SO
feet inches IN an exhibition at the
games OF the Clan Ma Gael at Celtic
park. The throw was a foot better
than the old figures. but owing 20 the
fact that it was done in an exhibition,
the record cannot be accepted as ON
cial.
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kansas state League Games.

At Parsons-Parsons 10, Fort Scott s.
At ce-Independenee II,
Cherryvale g.
At Bartlesville-B artlesville 3. Corey
vile 3
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Chicago and Return s20-0O-st. I.ouis
and Return s12. 50-Santa Re.
Tickets on sale daily from June /.
Final limit returning October 81
T. L. KING. AGert.
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summer all persons Of doubtful repu-
tation will be refused admission to the
grounds. Complaints have been made
to the management that some Of the
been daily usurped by persons of not
the best repute, and Captain Holmes at
once announced that the nuisance will
not be allowed to continue even IL the
assistance of the police has to be en-
listed to put stop to i"
zackert. who was with the st. Joseph
team the early part Of the season has
coin and won his first game Friday,
defeating Denver 6 to 3.
The Wichita papers are now taking
g fall out Of Umpire Smith. The lanky
boys hard luck continues.
The Joplin Herald hands a compli-
rnent to Cooley's bunch of White Sox:
city by Topeka and LeavenWorth Il
must be admitted that Topeka has
equally as good a bunch of hitters as
Leavenworth, and with as good a pitch
ing staff could still be at the top Of
the league"
Another Kansas university boy has
broken in 70 the ranks Of the West
short on the university team is being
tried out by tha Oklahoma City Nets.
I wonder what excuse the Leaven-
worth papers will have for their team
today. Hutchinson made eleven errors
and still defeated the Convicts yester-
day. The wind must have been against
the home team again yesterday. or
maybe the fence moved back lust as
Rapp's hit went that direction.
The Joplin Herald says that Cecil
Banlxhead is the best second basemaD
in the league and that the reason for
his poor work with Wichita was that
he was out OF his position.
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Chicago. July 3.-The Chicago-St
Louis game here gas postponed on ac-
count Of wet grounds.
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;outh Central League Game

All. Guthrie-Guthrie 9, McAlester. 4.
At Fort Smith Shawnee 3,Fort Smith
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Western Leaeue GaInes.

At Muekogse-Afuakogee s. Tulsa 5.
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AT Ornaha-Onnaha 5, Pueblo /
At Des Aoines-Des Moines II, Lincoln
s.
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crowd in the field seats evidently
thinking the game ended and anxious
to get home surged into the field ana
prevented further play Under the
rules the game was forfeited to New
York.
Score by innings: X f. e;
Philadelphia -.-...-.-1 . y y 20
Batter1es=Newton, Clarkson, Chess
bro. MCGUIRE and Thomas; Plank and
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Haskell s. HOyt 4.
Hoyt. KAN. July s.-The Haskell
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How TO FIND OUT.

Aill e Bottle or common glass With
your water and let it stand twenty -four
-ieate; - sediment OF settling indicates
an u1zneatrlly condition Of the kidneys;
q lf stains the linen IL is evidence OF
4ldney trouble: too frequent desire to
pass IL. Or pain in the back is also con-
flncing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out Of order.
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Where they play tomorrow:
Joplin at Topeka
Webb City at Springfield.
Leavenworth at Hutchinson.
Wichita at Oklahoma City.

Here are the batting averages Of the
former Western association players
now in the American association:
Perrine, Kansas City, .333: Gehring,
minneapolis. PIP; Stoner, Louisville,
.aO5-
Ward Isben has been released by
Wichita. Isbell is in very poor health
and the pace is a little too fast.
It is rumored that Johnny Fillman
will return to the Wichita team within
a few days. His hitting has been very
punk while with Holmes Lincoln team
and his release is probable.
Joplin Herald: Notwithstanding
the derogatory remarks that have been.
circulated regarding Womble's slow
work, 1t must be remembered that he
throws runners out at second base on
occasions when the batsman lays down
a beautiful bunt In the effort to sac
rifce. Few of the third basemen in
the league have performed this feat
Hutchinson is one Of the smallest
citiesin the league. but there is a base
ball spirit out there in Kansas that
will support a team as good or better
than any OF the others. For eight
straight days while the team was a.
home the attendance averaged be-
tween 700 and 500 people
Leavenworth is still kicking on I'm
pire WEIGH They have kept up that
complaint for a week If they don
get everything. they kick.
Here's a new wrinkle sprung by the
MANAGEMENT Of the Lincoln club: Dur
ing the remainder of the games this
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-03

Leavenworth is still kicking on I'm
pire WEIGH. They have kept up that
Complaint for week If they don't
get everything. they kick.
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SECOND GAME.

Second game-Score by innings: R; Fl e
New York -...........o / 0 0 0 0 80 q !
P5iiade1ni1ial ........0 0 OO10 OIL 3
Batteries=Orth and KleiRow; Coax
ley Bender and Schreck.
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Ward Isben has been released by
Wichita. Isbell is in very poor health
and the pace is little too fast.
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Here's a new wrinkle sprung by the
manarement Of the Lincoln club: Dur
ing the remainder of the games this
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Proposal to Build Court
House

That all may know that we have
more than enough funds with which TO
build the court house, we publish else
where In this paper a proposition or
bid from Messrs J w. Taylor q Co.
contractors and builders, and finn
that stands as high as any in tie
country, as positive proof Messrs. JW.
Taylor q Co. are just completing the
big hotel In Huntington, the G.. & O.
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Struction These contractors have in
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from which the house was originally
built and know exactly what they a,e
doing.
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Ceredo and Kenova TO maintain a
better aud more representative
county seat for your county, than
you can ever hope for at Wayne.
We have shown you VINO HAS
LIED all through this campaign. In
the remaining days between now
and February 9th you will probably
be told many more lies about the
removalists, and we may not have
time to scotch" their lies before
the vote. We can only ask you as
honest voters TO Judge of The relia-
Cility OF what they may say by the
utter unreliability of what they
have heretofore said, in their effort
10 mislead you, and work upon your
preJudices rather than your reason
We have made good our promises
IN every respect; the question is
now with the voters To decide. Let
1t be done with the sole object of
1.-The greatest good to the greatest
number" and above all with
malice to none, and charity for all "
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