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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-18
LAKE BENTON "a, pALAToN 5.

Lake Benton. Mimi, June 1s.-Lake Benton's
ball team opened the season yesterday ny de-
feating Balaton, on the latterss grounds by a
score of IA to 8. The features of the game
We're the heavy batting Of Chris Dahl and Gus
Trautman of Lake Benton. the former getting
three doubles and one triple, and the latter two
singles, one double and triple. and Mckcnzie's
1eff-handed catch of Towne's drive, which he
picked of the center field fence. Batteries,
Lake Benton Bradley and Gus Trautman: Pala-
ton, G. Dickinson, Finch, Tate and Towne.
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JOLLY ROGER TO
FLY ON LAKE ERIE
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. 's.S7 .-.s.-
Cleveland, June 1S.-A syndicate of local gam
blers have planned to charter a steamer and
bet on the grand circuit races out in Lake Erie.
The state law prevents betting on races, and
Mayor Johnson enforced the statute last year,
SO the gamblers will take no chances of betting
at the ringsfde or in the city. The Manufac-
turers' and Merchants and the Chamber of
Commerce stakes transferred from Detroit urged
the gamblers to work out the idea Heavy bets
are always made on these events, and the gam
blers figure they can clean up nice profit by
using the steamer ~. .ltf
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
GAMES TODAY.

=, GAMES TODAY. 10
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland ,eH
Washington at st. Louis. >.-.rs
- . . , -. u
At st. Louis R II E.
st. Louis !. ..1......o o osso22.- 2.
Washington 100 o 0 o. 2-s 10 s
Batteries-Howell and Spencer; Hughes and
Heydon. J.. -. -. = s fsf5-s - '--5~
At Chicago st.% R H e.
chicago =. :. s. !. % 10 o. go 0 2+-s 6. o
Boston 20 go O. 1 O o. -. o.
Batteries--White and Sullivan; Harris and
Arnbruster. 80
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TRACK NOT READY.
+. FOR WIMBLEDON MEET
Special to The Journal.

Special to The journal. r.,
Courtenay N. D., June 1s.-The races Of the
central circuit Of North Dakota at Wimbledon
have been declared off account Of the track
not being ready. Tie tracks at jamestown,
Courtenay, Valley City and Darlington are all
in fine shape for racing. The races at James
town. consisting Of the $40 pace, 2:19 pace,
2:1o pace and $3.50 trot,, will be given. The
2:24 pace will close June 10. @ = ..-.,--. 8: !,
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NORTHWEST BASEBALL,
LEEDS 8, BRINsMADE q.

s5E. LEEDS =, BR1NSMADE 3.
Leeds N. D., June 1s.-Leeds defeated the
Friday In hard thought battle by a score of
3 to 2. The features OF the game were the
home run of Wetzel, late OF st. Thomas and
FEssENDEN 9. NEW ROCKFORD 4.
! Fessenden, N. D., June 1s.-Fessenden de-
feated New Rockford BY the score of Q to 4.
me feature OF the game was the fielding Of
Kock for Fessenden Batteries-Smith and
McCauley: Butler and Rowe 49,
SPRINGFIELD 8, REVERE 0.
Springfield MINI, June 1s-springheld de-
feated Revere yesterday by score of 8 to O.
PREMos s, McMu1L1N 3.
Hastings. Mimi, June 1S.-One Of the best
place yesterday afternoon between sei the Bott
and Premos team of st. Paul and the Nc
Mullin Lumber company's nine, the latter win
ming 6y Gs to 2
son, for Hastings. G7-
TURTLE LAKE rs, 500 4.
Turtle Lake, Wis, June 1s-The Turtle
neapolis here yesterday. rs to 4. Turtle Lake
has not lost game this season, and would like
to hear from the New Richmond team, which
FARIBAULT56, CoNRADs 2.
Faribault, MIMI. June 1s.-In seventh
ming game here yesterday the Fleckensteins of
this city defeated the j. B. Conrads of st.
Paul. by a score of to 2. McCleary WIS in top
form and let the visitors down with zee hits.
Newgard of the locals played a sensational
game in center field. The score by innings:
Faribault ............4 &C 0 O 1--5 10 8
J. B. Conrads. .......O 0 o o o 2 o. 3 i
Batteries-McClearey and Brewer; Netcalf
and Massey.
| & CARVER /, CAMDENs 0.
Carver, Mimi, June 1s.-In what was proba-
bly, the hardest fought game Of the season here
| the Knoblaughs Of this place shut out the Cam
dens of Minneapolis yesterday by score of
to 0. Funk, the local pitcher, was invincible
and let the visitors down with lone hit. Har-
rington also twirled steady game for the
/ Camdens, keeping the hits we'll scattered Funk
struck out seven batters. while Harrington
/ famed two.
/ SALTWATER 8, AUsT1N.wEsTERN g.
j saltwater, Mimi, June 1S.-The Athletics de-
X feated the Austin Westerns of st. Paul here
i yesterday by a score Of 8 to g. The locals got
| fourteen hits and four sacrifices and made four
4 errors The visitors got eight hits and made
i two errors. Rennix of the visitors was re-
placed by Bartos in the seventh. Howard caught
4 for the visitors. Cook and Collette composed
4 the local battery.
RED WING 3, ToozEs 8.
4 Red Wing, Mimi, June 1S.-The Furriers'
\ team downed the Toozes team of Minneapolis
j yesterday by score Of 5 to 8. The visitors
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HOLC0MBE WARD TOOK
FINAL TRIMMING

Wimbledon, England. June 1s.-In the re-
manning tennis singles for the Davis cup s. 81.
Smith. Great Britain, beat Hoicombe Ward.
American, in three straight sets. The scores:
81, go, Ga. The American quite of his
game in the first two sets, but rallied in the
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oWsLEY UNDER KNIFE.

JOURNAL Special serv1cea y. -------- ) -
New Haven, Conn, June 1s.-John Ellsworth
owsley,, head coach Of the Yale football eleven
last fall, came here Saturday from Waterbury,
where he is in business, to undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis. owsley was for three
years a famous Yale halfback. & 4, T..
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TIIRElEI LEAGUE

Springfield 1, Decaturs0 (13 Innings.
Davenport 4. Dubuque 2.
Cedar Rapids 1. Rock Island 0.
Peoria g., Bloomington O.
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CASSIUS IS BAD
WITH SENATOR'S
Cadwallader Der1-icked and
Frosty Thomas Sent In,
but Too Late.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
st. Paul at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
Kansas City at indianapolis.
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Stolen bases. Clymer5 2, sWrigIey, Hinchman.
Coulter. Berger; sacrifice hits, 5Wrigley, Coul-
ter, Friel Freeman: first base on balls. off Ber-
ger 4. of Cadwallader i two-base hits. Gre
minger; double plays, Kfhm to- Berger, Fox to
Freeman to Shannon; hit by pitched ball, Ryan
by Cadwallader; struck out, by Berger s, by
Cadwallader 3, by Thomas 8. Time, 1:47. Um-
Dire HASKELL
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago, at Boston two games).
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
cincinnati i0A.. 80 o 0 go oto-s Q.
Brooklyn % 0 {. O. Q % 90
Bergen.
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JoapAN :. rLYNN q sE1FERr 8,

Jordan, Mimi, June 1s.-The Flynn & Seifert
baseball team of st. Paul WAS defeated by the
a score of 4 to 8. The contest was keen one
and was witnessed by good sized crowd. 0s-
man, and Weber were the batteries foS the
visitors and Smith and Thurman for the local
Ton m
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KELLEY AND UMPIRES
SUSPENDED TO-DAY
O'Brien Sees Fine Chance to Get
Back at the Local Maenate.

ing an investigation Of the matter He has
already sent out call for board meeting to
be held in Chicago this week.
+; Kelley denied that he had authorized the ar
ticles credited to him. but President O'Brien
claims the damage has been done and the hon
esty of the association impugned and Kelley
must answer for the same. e
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NORTHERN LEAGUE

Fargo ..s. BOT O 8s21 o DO IA 2.
Houghton ........O o 6 @ O. o 90 O-6 g. II
Batteries-Finnegan, Hansen and Strip;
Beecher, CassibOine and Smith.
Calumet !. q o i 80 i 2s2 .--es Pr
Duluth .5.......3. II O o O. 1 20 O5O--2 2
Batteries-Grimes and Leahy; Broadway and
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CENTRAL LEAGUE

Springfield T. Terre Haute q
Dayton Evansville, postponed, rain.
Canton o. Grand Rapids 2
South Rend O. Wheeling &
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MADISON LAKE Q, NEW RICHLAND 4.
Madison Lake, Mimi, June 1s.-Mad.son Lake
defeated New Richland on the formers diamond
yesterday by the score Of 8 to 4. Batteries.
Madison Lake, Loeffler and Buskey; New Rich
land, Lange and Anderson. E-.-E..,s -. ~
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Special to The Journal,

Special to The Journal
Milwaukee, June 1S.--Manager Mike Kelley
of the Minneapolis club will have chance to
prove the alleged charges Of crookedness against
yUmpires Kane and Owen before the board of
directors of the association. President O'Brien
today suspended Kelley. Kane and Owen pend
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By FRANK "A. uMciNERNEY

exciting game on the latter's grounds, the score
standing 15 to ID when the game was called.
The feature was the catching of Conlow for the
Ascenstons. Kennedy knocked home run.
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After Ned Eagan.
Burlington Is Good.

Altogether the week has been a fairly salts.
factory one. Burlington has maintained its
lead with ease. winning practically all of its
games. Fort Dodge continues in second place.
with Oskaloosa climbing to a close third. OF.
tumwa, Boone. Marshalltown and Waterloo are
not far apart. Keokuk continues to have bad
luck, and with poor playing, maintains con-
sistently her position at the rear.
There have been some changes in the umpirins
staff again. Long was released by President
Peckhaln during the week and P. F. Farney of
Bloomington chosen to take his place. Jack
Flynn. who Is one Of the best umpires the
1eague ever had. has resigned to accept posi-
ton with furniture company at Boone. His
successor will be named soon.
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IOWA STATE LEAGUE

Marshalltown 8, Ottumwa 0.
Oskaloosa IA. Boone 0.
Fort Dodge z, Keokuk 4 40 innings}.
Burlington As. Waterloo "a.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Providence Rochester. game postponed, rain.
Newark 2. Buffalo 2. y53.s
Montreal T. Toronto 2.
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TEAMS BREAK EVEN.


louisville June 1s-Louisville and Milwau
kee broke even here yesterday in double head
er. In the first game Oberlin puzzle to the
locals except In the second inning. Dunkle was
batted hard and Kenna relieved him in the fifth
Timing. The locals won the second game by bat
ting Curtis at opportune times. Kenna pitched
good ball and had the visitors shut out until the
ninth inning. The scores: .'.. I.
First Game n 3
Louisville ...o4o 900 o. 7 s.
Milwaukee .......1 2 2 0 o ~ O.
Batteries-Kenna, Dunkle and Shaw oberlin
and Roth. ... r
Second Game q,
Louisville .....o OIL oo1 30 70 o.
Milwaukee .......O o 0 0 Q 0 ii 2
Batteries-Kenna and Shaw; Curtis and Roth.
{. TOLEDO LEADS AGAIN.
Toledo June 1s.-Toledo won from st. Paul
yesterday by timely hitting. Wigs efec-
tive with men on bases and struck out twelve
men. The score:
R n E.
Toledo ..........2 o011 90 "-5 10 4
St. Paul ..........0 q 90 o. Z 1
Batteries-Wiggs and Abbott; Morgan and
Drill II
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GROVE CITY Il. HARRIsoN 3.

Grove City. Mimi, June 1s.-Grove City won
the fourth straight game by defeating Harrison
yesterday by score Of II to 2. Batteries,
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TWO DEATHS ON
THE BALL FIELD
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. ~ =. ~
New York, June 1S.-Morgan Doran, who lived
at 344 East Thirty third street, was watching
baseball game between the "Gannelites'' and
'Mohawks, boys scrub teams, yesterday when
he was hit on the head by thrown ball. which
caused his death few hours later.
In the course Of the game foul had been
tipped off the bat into circle of spectators
Someone near Doran picked up. the ball and
threw it with some force in the direction of the
pitchers box 1t struck Doran on the left
temple. The man dropped insensible, but quickly
rallied and boarded car for home. 49,
Mother, I've been hit in the head by a
ball and think that I am going to de-" were
his first words on entering his home. He soon
lost the power Of speech, sank, rapidly and died
at 1880 O'Clock. Before death he absolyed the
unknown thrower Of the ball from all blame
= One at Pittsburg. -,
Pittsburg, June 1s-arthur Peterson, aged o.
catcher Of boys baseball team, was killed
yesterday by being struck by baseball. The
ball, thrown by the pitcher: passed between his
hands and struck him over the heart. T.
Britton, s. D., June 1S.-The local high school
team defeated the Havana team by score OF
q to g.
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MONTICELLO IA FOLEY

MONTICELLO IS, FOLEY o.
Monticello. Jure 1S.-Foley and Monticello
played on the Berker grounds yesterday after.
noon. Score Is TO in favor of Monticello
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KRAMER WINS ABROAD.

were handicapped by the loss Of two Of their
players, who failed to put in an appearance.
great form, holding his former teammates down
to five hits. Wines, the center fielder Of the
visitors, starred with three sensational catches.
The feature Of the stick work was the batting
Of Captain Alters of the home team and wag-
ners of the visitors. Batteries-Spencer and
Malloy; Wheaton and Gefst.
EDEN VALLEY a. GAINESVILLE 8.
Eden Valley, MINI, June 1s.-Eden Valley
defeated Paynesville Saturday at Eden Valley
by score Of to 8, and defeated Forest City
at Forest City by score OF IL to 4, Sunday.
BEssEMER II, IRoNwooD 5.
feated Ironwood at the ball grounds here by a
IL LANEsBoRo 4. RusHFoRD 5.
Lanesboro, Mimi. June 1s.-The Rushford team
won from the locals by score Of to 4.
PIGEON LAKE ., DAssE1 8.
Dassel, MINI, Jnue 1s.-The Pigeon Lake ball
team defeated the Dassel Yellow Jackets here
and D.. Dassel lost the game thru weak hitting
when men were on bases. Batteries-Tom
Clancy and johnson and Carlson and Wreisner.
LNDsTRoM oscEoLA 4.
Lindstrom MINI; June 1s-h IND de-
close and exciting. but Lindstrom was always
in the lead. Schmidt Of Lindstrom pitched great
ball. Batteries-Lindstrom, Schmidt and Ernst
Osceola. Munroe and Tyrrell.
YOUNG AMERICA g. LAURITzENs 8.
Young America, Mimi, June 1s.-The Lau-
ritzens of Minneapolis were defeated yesterday
by the Young America Norwood team by the
score Of to g. Observation-Disclosures, Flavin
and Pennig; Young America Norwood, Dell and
Grady. The features of the game were the
batting of Kobe, who got three two-baggers and
single in five times at bat, and Delfs pitching,
allowing seven hits and striking out seventeen
men.
NEW RICHMOND g. RIVER FALLS 3.
New Richmond; Wis. June 1s.-The New
Richmond Whitesox yesterday afternoon won a
fourth successive victory at baseball defeating
River Falls to 2. The home team has won
every game played this year.
RHINELANDER IA, oDANAH IS.
Rhinelander, Wis., June 1S.-In the baseball
game yesterday Rhinelander VS.. Odanah. the
score was 10 to IA in favor Of Rhfnelander.
Batteries-Odanah, Asplund catcher, Pe1liele
pitcher; Rhinelander, Gardner pitcher, Omelia
catcher. Umpire. Belief.
| ROCHESTER, 8. PINE ISLAND s.
| Rochester, Mimi. June 1s.-Pine Island was
| defeated here yesterday by the Rochester High
| Sluggers by score Of to g. Altho Pine Island
made twelve hits to Rochesters three. they
mnde nine errors and went to sleep on the
bases, letting eleven men die, which lost then
| the game.
sly avn rymr =, rrann@,o~, q
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RAGING AT MITCHELL
PROMISES GOOD SPORT

Mitchell, s. D.. June 1s.-A1 is in readiness
for: the big harness meeting here tomorrow,
Wednesday and Thursday. Tomorrow comes the
2:30 and 2:23 pace. About ten Of the Hamline
flyers are entered. Those starting tomorrow are
Bob Salter's George H. Ray and N. Miller's
Miss Newman. On Wednesday comes the PIT
pace and 2:40 trot. The 2:2O trot and free-for-
all trot or pace are scheduled for Thursday.
l.. KRAMER WINS ABROAD.
vincennes, June 1s.-Frank Kramer, the
American bicycle rider, today won the city
of Paris grand prize Of 81 900. -. E,-i
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Still, HOY HOWL !. 4 At ]I,,,... !.
MAGNATE EAGAN
League Leader Natural Target for
the Iowa Further
Downs. e.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Marshalltown, Iowa, June 1s.-There may be
a change in the Iowa State Baseball league with
in short time. Boone has offered to sell its
to transfer its team and franchise to that city
for consideration Of 5000. Clinton would also
have to put up 5000 additional forfeit money
with the president, which would be paid back, of
course, at the end Of the season. Clinton has
good independent team and the interest in base
ball has been keen there. Whether or not they
will take UP the offer of Boone is not known.
The attendance at Boone has not been large
and the association there is finding 1t difficult
to meet expenses, in view of the poor showing
which the team has made. Clinton has large
population and could easily support team. AT
the same time the other members Of the league,
especially those in the northern circuit, would
be sorry to see Boone drop out.
While Burlington has been one of the best
towns in the league in point Of attendance, a
good many fans interested in the league would
prefer to see Burlington's franchise go to Clin-
ton, in view Of the fact that Burlington has
always tried to run ethe league and apparently
has no regard for the rights Of other cities.
This matter is amply illustrated in the matter
Of the salary limit.
After Ned Eagan.
When a statement of fact was made in re-
gard to the protesting of games played by Bur
lington. terrible FOWL went up from that city
and then Manager Eagan admitted that he had
uol coinplieu viii lhe Iuies III tndt KeSdEu pu'
sought to excuse himself by saying he thought
it was generally understood that anything neal
the limit would 60. He also tried to excuse
himself the ground that he supposed thai
the salary Of the manager, II he played only
occasionally, would not be counted In. The rule,
express In so many words that the salary o,
the manager is included in the amount named
and nobody knew better than pagan and tbs
Burlington writers who are so strenuous in hi.
defense that the clause so worded. TIT
fact Is there is pretty general opinion tina
Eagan could not get his team down to the salary
limit as long as he retained the men he hat
signed. Such men Shortstop Annis aud other
on the team are bound to bring the salar!
business up to pretty high figure, as the man
ayers Of some Of the other teams can testify.
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One at Pittsburg.

Britton, 8. D.. June 1S.-The local high school
q to 8.
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RAYMOND 4, FRANKFORT 8.
Frankfort S. D.. June 1S.-The home team
lost to the Raymond club by score of IA to O..
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The zeno team won from Markell, Mimi, yes
terday: by the score of 8 to g. The Minneapolis
team outplayed the home club all thru tie game
and at no time was the outcome doubtful.
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The Chamber of Commerce team defeated the
Hopkins club Yesterday by score Of lie to o.
ed that they had had enough and quit the field in
disgust
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The Gerber Bros defeated the Minneapolis
Brewing team by score of to s.. Kline, the
Gerbers' pitcher, was in frst-class form and
pitched a good game. The Gerbers would like
to arrange games with any out-of- town team
for the Fourth of July. Address Thomas Chap
man, 442 Nineteenth avenue NE. ~
can Linens by score of "a to /. The winners
would like to arrange game with the North
Minneapolis Ice Cream team. For games phone
T. G. 14281; N w. Main 4369 IT, = Y, IS
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CARVER. /, cAMDENs o.
SALTWATER o, NORTHWESTERN s.

RED WING 8, T00zEs 8.
Red Wing, Mimi, June 1S.-The Furriers'
team downed the Toozes' team of Minneapolis
yesterday by score of 5 to g. The visitors
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ROCHESTER 8. PINE ISLAND S.

Rochester, Mimi. June 1s.-Pine Island was
defeated here yesterday by the Rochester High
Sluggers by score Of 8 to 8. Altho Pine Island
made twelve hits to Rochester's three, they
mnde nine errors and went to sleep on the
bases, letting eleven men die. which lost them
the game.
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a $500 4. LEEDS 3, BRlNSMADE 3. - ;.
Leeds, N. D., June 1s.-Leeds defeated the
fast Brinsmade team on the latters grounds
Friday In hard-fought battle by score Of
3 to 2. The features Of the game were the
home run of Wetzel, late OF st. Thomas, and
the all-around team work of the Leeds team.
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mae Ascensions and tie Gahagans PLAYED an
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Manager 1rgens, Whitesox won the . secor

The Immaculate Conception team defeated the
kilroys by score of 10 to g.. The feature Of
the game was the, pitching Of Markell. For
gains with the winners address j. Markell COS
Fourth street N. tl-
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Eden Valley Mimi, June 1s-Eden Valley
defeated Paynesville Saturday at Eden Valley
by score of to 8, and defeated Forest City
at Forest City by score Of IL to A, Sunday.