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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-17
&crcinigtc Singer pOn Baltimore.

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ncrd)or = Sallc"; NrGiioent Senrp
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nerbor SolIe, Rr. 410-4t2, 8elt.
2ombaro.S trabe. Giroitunoe: Don.
n~eritogs - 9iriscnt: &b.noor Sem.
berger.
,Grohftun.-
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Ir. 1000, Srcberid. Npenue. cling.
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Sauptquartier: 8oio>'s Sale, Ir.
1922, Sorforo.@pclie. Sinaitunoe:
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itunoe: Gienita9s-3triseat: Suberi
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gent s. &droii,s.
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gGe Dor Caroline. unh @%ouGbitrabe
Sinaihunbe: 9cIneritas abeno =
Girigcnt: gu9uit Sd,neioer.
yMeteer.@ eiangp-retn.
Sauptquartie,: Suffmonn's Sails.
Com. uno Sorreit Strobe. cling
Ittnoe: 9icritess-0irigent Snberi
Griippel.
,ToaGrt Wdnnerfor."
SdnptoIartter: Robert 8plmer's
Sale. Rr. t92t-1923, Orleans.
Strobe; SingItunbe ieben Conner.
Itoa MbcnS; Geo. Boblman. Girigen;.
Surnoerein .8orp0rts."
gortpdrts SoGe. Wr. 732-734.
Weit.2 observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-17

Su perfaufcn:
Sene neieu mooernen 5ipeifi1dtlcn 9diifcr nn
monnt,soenue mo SdUettes Sira6e; cemcntirte
Seller, I%ruiioire uno SDfe; enniairte Babe
name uno aii9en.slbeiie; acknowledgment
Observation-Disclosures 9eauetne Gerfauiss
@eoiieuneen. 8reis $4,000. 8rnnb5ins $50
pro Sabr. Icbmt Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '
Waitrr 9. gssipbai, an Or unb eteue.
(Nnbib-NeiIO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-17

Sn Ser @efliigeljiid re
rel. - Soberc Iod)ter: v.... Ilio
eillen 9rutoppordt baben Sic aud?
$40. @un5 idon ulO praftiif; -
aber sic fonl1cn iugen, mas Sic mol
lclL idumedcn tblln Ole filtItltdcn
Siibr,er lonqe nidt 10 gut, ipie Ole
notiirlihen!"
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A 9iortberH Central. ............. 06A
u 9iortberu Central. ..........., 90
x gtoriberH Central. ............. 9Gia
1000 @u., Gar. & 9tortb. Ger. .........1 1884
800 llnttco NaiIuaps 5unotn8 NM. sGAi
200O MurpIano telephone 5cr........ 80
5000 gSciteru u. Gar. er.............ti0I.
1000 @ul. e.. G. con. Ter. ............. 0S3s
5000 gStl. & 2Sel. GoIS 5cr...........lt5
100 Seubonrb 60. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-17

Nus Der 9uten ulten
3eit. - @err gum Shuiterlebrs
ling): .@as lit oenn oas iiir Elm @e-
ihrei in Der @obnung oeS Weilters?"
~ 2ebrling: Ser muroe geItern
@auptniann Der 9iireergarOe mo
lernt i'm Die Meiitcrin $ Gommoll.
Nirenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-17

Ser So6rcS6criht Der 9i-
rcttoren mo oea @oroeinS oea WorD-
lGnOer 3ud)tbouics an @ouperncur
@oriielo lit iocbcn I'M Grld erid)ie.
llcr. Der n0cuti6e Gorrciponoent"
pcr0ifcntlid)te iriner Belt bereitS einen
9lllS5llg aus Dem intereiiontcn 9cridt
ocS @or0cin9 Sobn 4. @eplcr.
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5000

faufen eincs tener mubernen Sdnier init Tens
3imnlcrn M yiuir'etraiie, 5~ipifdleu Sairmuunt-
Mpcnne NIB SaDctte. etroRc. seller, Sof uno
3rpitoir nit Cement belcgt ulo %nclieite 9inri9'
fiineeli, ctnfblieBIi0 SIoaIenIanGl E InfblIb.
Sruno5irS nur $50 pro So9r.
6. 8. Gallagher, 9aumeiiter.
@iircal Nr. 2407, 5airinonntsaoenie.
(26i-)
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Gin Id6mcs umo miislides 8eideni

Sin IdDnes nno nlRltd)es 8efdenf
iiir N~ngcB6rise lit INNER cine lebens.
srufc photographic poer cine flint.
leriid pOlenbete Gupic cincs altcn
gilbcs in Gragnn, @aHerfarbe, Del
oocr Taitca. Die idl6niten Cabinet.
6ilbcr MIR 81 pro SntenS.
Snlius Scbbel, oeutiher Bbotograpb.
(90) 321 RorS-8 aa -Stra6e.
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id)el; Gcrionot bon ocn @lcuotoren
51,S0l 9uid)el; G~lcpotorcn d. &orrotb
t,tO5,535 9uidcl. &%erf0uic: $4,000
MGr; 81 IS, 10000 6cbruor 5u as,
5lpci @a09onS Steamer pcibcr
Spot 5l 46I2, 1900 Spot jn Is.
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Trau Gliiabetb Maoolpb.

Gr 1919, @eh.2nnpnle.e trafr.
Sic susitenune bon e~efnnItem Gor5eIlnn
iuuroe Mipntag. ben 3. December. er1ffnet.
Taelid bon 10 rbr Yormtttass bis o ubr
Tnhmittda5.
@robe auSrpabI bon preispertben Beibnndts'
8ef6enfen. (Sept30-)
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SteIengeindc.
Stcacgcium:

etrlrscin6:
Sin bcutfGcr Niuun fnDt Stcqe in elmer
NindCrri HucIil1rapcIl lei Srani 0itrirn,
Hr. St3, @rccHmouutsgue. 'G6-iS)
Stelieaefudh:
Gin iunger oclttlher WtanH iu6t Steue fit
ViircCtz9Irbcit gtad5lfrugcit in Hr. 1912,
SmnsStrobc, 2pent.9pin Del ssaltcr 5ingcl.
Q6-1D -
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Baltimore Warfibcridlte.

Baltimore, IS. Solnlor 1907.
res /. $780, 3niuDr 1916 6Giicr,
cinihlicElid) 1916 5diicr 5l 2ocnits
NOint mo 1887 Soiier SIT Gorton;
aiiitcnucrionOt - Sdlicr, Gic Noti'
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Wcnc ocntidDc gniirolnns i'm iunniacn
SuAru

ON Sipci Sduptbabnliniet: fb6Tcs. g~efnnoeS
GIinln; feline Gcaer; critiInffiaer Boben in fIeis
lie SarnleI eiugetbeilt, and eitiQc gSoipit
2ois." @erinec Nn5ubIung, febr Icidte geoins
gunacr. @ute Seleeenbcit fir SoIde, Die ith
ein paar Sunocrt Collars eefpart babcu lub
gcrit ieIbnTtdHoig iperbet nlodbtet. 3dbereS bel
Ncruann Saocubuup, Gr. iii, Wuro'Sbarirs.
strnfe, Baltimore, Wto. (Sept19,tO
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Gin Barsaim fir QeimitGtte.S nd)er.

Sebn stder anfen nrbarer: 9anbes fir ee.
%ntifebal, IA WIetlen. bon bet Aabnftaftou mo
10 Meilcu bon Der Ginbt, bel s(uiterrf6nalens
ednblirabe %entiernt, IN anHe IrunbeI'Gouitp;
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Elm 2 M6er Gruaeftid.
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IiGieit. 4onluft oorbereitet .5um Mbf4lub bes
canbeI8. ipcrn @utb bas Gouo gefdnt.
,Seucrn Stealth Company"
Sr. 1t1, Rurb.Gtattes.strake.
(yQQtt4 .tJ)
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ihel; 8erian0t bon 0en @lcDotoren
20,OS0 @uid]cl; GIcputorcn Sorrotb
347,G54 0uIdCl.
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NofCr.-3uIlbr y, 100 TlldVI,
aus Ocn Glcpotoren 5itritdgejogell
1923 8uid)el; Glepotoren Sorrotb
1868 0uldCl.
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Iaiic 5ur 3ieiic in's Huslano BE-
iorst s. Nainc, Nr. 413, Cit.yalti.
morc.S trafe, nage Goitnm bOuie.Yue.
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Dies lit S6rc @elesenbeit
CUR Griperbun9 cires mooernen q ooer 3s!tjfs
figcn Snufes in outer Gage.
POO Sanicrgepicrt Eit.9iprth.guenne
@couem ilr ALE Sirubenbd bu.9inieH. Sebes
Salis bciitt ale @inri6tuneen. nit benen ein
mooernes Sars alisgeiiattet fperben fam.
3dglid, uuo SunutagS sur JnfueftiDn oiffn.
61as. y. Ynroette,
(Sept5-) Hr. II. Gft.2eIingtun'Str.
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IGiic OUR &eiie in'S IuslanO 6c'
iorst &. Saline, Wr. Alb, Sh.galti'
more-S trake, naBe GuitnmBonic-Ipc.
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Sa berfanfeA
gu p%erfauien

gu nerfnuffu:
Sin l1rlurzSet nit GtiCl uno guuHac $40;
Glen 50; 3lpci uclic Shauielftiibic So. 9idd5lts
fru0cn in Tr. 500, @aite-ustuc., NtggtGaoto'un,
90
gu uerfnufen.
9dc SiIniors mo GalbounaSirubc Suocn mo
gsobnblIS. @ut %ctablirte Sadcret uto Con-
nitorei. Sine fehr pronineute cage, paiiello iir
irgcno Gin SCfhGit. U7-23)
3n ucrfaufen:
Cine icltene @cIegerbeit. eit Gut 516lcilocs
@cfbdft 6i fuuicn. Sine WiubITiibIc i'm &c
iricb, arnbcr YdnoInoel uno S%iiflgcmittcl So
brif nit 20 Ndern 9nub.
ScnrD VI. 9iuogcrs g. So.
Nr. 80, Central SuOings' &uuf'Sebdnoc.
G6-1S)
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8clS 81 pcrlcilen.

Vile, prIbe 8eiS gebrauden, tpreden bier
boz. Nulelben aul &uldre, WtbSeIll u, SriiI;Gs
@tgcntbum. Sm Sertrauen. Heine 2parsStfice.
Uietbuoen. ng'alt!mure Snuetmeut &c." CIR.
I20, 9ipros&acusStruBc. (27S|)
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Warpianb Gbattcl Suan A1uciatton.
$40 bis $500 tperbea uerlieben aat Wbttln,
Stanps etc., obne gntieriinng otrielhen.
Sett 1. Sallunr 1905 befinoen itb ulIere giis
reaug pleoer IN nHierem alien Solule,
GaiOert Snilotng,
BEN @ettbisgebauoe gegeuiiber.
8tHnier VT. 229, Isl. 1893 l5tuetter Slur)
Stopit.SGe 6Gpettc' uno ct. YonI stsabe,
.SoupeniTS rIr @eihditslteunoe.
(gcbe 1S.S&S)
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Gin Grnbfumieos0elfer fir @ueeHarbcit
yid3Suir1Nen bel 81. Sdlilpp, ar. Jt1, 8hilaocl.
pbinsJipno uno II. StraSe. U7-19)
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@crtnugt:


Sin oeuti6er Wann ais Staaincbt. Man
%nareflire; "a. 220," Ecatidcr Surrcippuoent.
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Serlangt MGnner unS Gnaben.


@erlnngt:
Gin Vdder ais 6lucitc pano. gtnbSufrugcu
nm . llbr Wiur9crS in Nr. 2t3, @eft.MulberrDs
Strahc. U7-tS)
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Gin @dGer n!s 5lucite 0ano fHr 9roo; mib
nii6tern iein, 9iunyuiragcu io1nrt uebit Nlns
Nabe bes 9obncs bel :. u. Yailp d 60, SrutS.
iuif, NIB. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-17

idcl; aus ocn Glcuatoren Surilfge5o'
gen 1874 @rtitel; Glcuatoren Dor
ROTH 12i,207 Vuihcl.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
Second gameI
SPRINGFIELD.
- - - HEALS
- - - OLD SORES

An old sore ulcer only symptom outlet for the impurities
tbs IMPURE contaminated state the place application
diseased matter the
sue1eF There are many in which the blood becomes
of
the nnatve members to the refuse
!niect the blood With morbid matter and which
very apt to be afflicted with and The
middle land
the natural energies begin to weaker the tissues point
drainage OF impure matter from the blood If the
and slowly undermining the constitution old
the
Impurities and building the entire circulation
blood
flesh is formed and the place is cured
blood
of the and then the
and medical advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA
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Player umpires never were much of a
success as indicator handlers. This is
the reason Leavenworth forfeited the
first game to Topeka yesterday and is
also the reason why Topeka lost the
second. Last Saturday night Umpire
Guthrie who was working in the series
at Leavenworth received orders from
President Shively to go to Webb City.
No umpire was ordered to take his place
and if there had been any ordered he
was not at the grounds to work. The
Leavenworth management tried to
thrust a local man on to the Topeka
team but Captain Hurlburt very wisely
refused to stand for any such action and
1t was up to the two teams to select
player umpires. Topeka sent McInnis
to work while LeavenWorth, anxious to
get out of the last ditch, sent in Allison,
a young pitcher whose job hangs in the
balance at the present time. McInnis,
while his judgment was not at all fault
less, umpired an acceptable game but
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TOPEKA,

TWO out when winning run was Llade
SCORE BY INNINGS.
L LeRyea Q Q Q 3 Q Q Is
The summary: Sacrifice hit-McGill.
Bases on balls-Of Halla 8, off Gilbert
2. Hit by pitcher-Landreth. Struck
out-By Gilbert 8, by Halla 3. First
base on errors-Topeka 5, Leavenworth
1. Stolen bases-Olson 8. Laughlin,
Quiesser. Passed balls-Henry, Quies-
ser. Double plays-Laughlin to Ling 2.
Left on bases-Leavenworth 3, Topeka
TO- Time of game-1:55. Umpires-Alli-
son and McInnis.
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Boston 4. Chicago o.

Chicago, May 2O.-Boston defeated
Chicago, 4 to o, Sunday, winning in the
tenth inning, when White Weakened;
Two doubles two singles, sacrifice ana
Davis error accounted for the runs.
Young held the locals safe at all stages,
Parents fielding aiding him materially.
Score by innings: II E e .
BOSTON ......O 90 1000 A 10 Q
Batteries-White and Sullivan; Young
and Criger.~
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SDeer in the ninth.
HUTCHINSON.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE b IINNIINOS
Wichita ......O o o.
hutchinson MO o o 1 -
The summary: Earned runs-Hutch-
inson 2. Wichita /. Two-base hits-Pet-
tigrew 2, link, Wilson, McLuckie
Weaver, Milan 2, McLear. Bases on
balIs-Off Wood Z. off Speer A.. Wild pitch
wood. Double play-Annis to Kelley
to Holland Stolen bases-McLuckie,
Milan Sacrifice hits-Wilson, McLear.
Left on bases-Hutchfnson z, Wichita
7. Time of game-2:0O. Umpires-Eck-
man. Horton and Young. Attendance
1000,
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American League standing.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver 9. Omaha 2.

Denver, Col, May 2O.-Two clean
home run hits by Regain Tor Omaha anu
features of the game Sunday, which
Denver won by superior hitting.
Score by innings: Il;
Danx1er .......O 8 IS 10 2
T2atteries-Adams and Zaluslxy; Regain
and Gonding and Townsend.
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THEY BROKE EVEN
Topeka and LeavenWOrth Each
Won Game Sunday.
The Military Crowd Forfeited
the Opener to the White SOx.
TWO PLAYERS UMPIRE
Hutchinson Played a Lively
Game and Defeated Wichita.
Joplin Defeated Springfield and
Oklahoma Beat Webb City.

Leavenworth, Kan, May 20-Topeka
and Leavenworth broke even in q dou-
BILE header played here yesterday. Leav-
enworth forfeited the first game to Tope-
ka, to o, on disputed decision of UNI
pire McInnis. Player umpires had to
be used in the games owing to the alb
sence of the regular umpire. The I'M
fair work Of Umpire Allison of the Leav-
enworth team won the second game for
I,eayenworth The seore:.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
The Old Way
TO
SAW
WOOD

Means hard work-so does the ''old way" Of
polishing stoves and stove pipe.
Try the New Wayi Use 6-5-Al
It shines itself, is applied like paint,
will not rub, or wash, OFF and each
application wears months.
For sale by w. A L. Thompson H ware
Co, D. H. Forbes Wolf Bros, w. E. Gull
yer. Coughlin H'ware Co.. Griggs & Mon
eyDennY.
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Western Association.

Hutchinson 4, Wichita 8.
Webb City 8, Oklahoma City 2.
Springfield 6, Joplin 2.
Topeka 5, Leavenworth 2.
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DenIson ~. cedar 6.

Denison, Kan. May 20.-Denison
won the second game of the season by
defeating the strong Cedar team by a
score of IL to g.. Denison allowed the
visitors only two hits and had % put
out at first, Batteries: Denison, Little
ton and Buckley; Cedar. Gtsh, John
son and Graves
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
Miscellaneous Games.

Jayhawkers 5, Baker 1.
William Jewell 8, Ottawa 8.
independence 8, Parsons 0.
Bartlesville 4, Coffeyviile 8.
Cornell 5, Pennsylvania 1.
Princeton l, Harvard 0.
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Lincoln s, Sioux City 5.

Sioux City, Ia, May 20.-Sunday's
game scheduled for Lincoln was played
here because Sunday baseball is not per-
mitted in the Nebraska capital
Score by innings: XII; Z;
Lincoln ..............0 o 90 o 2-S IL 2
Batteries-Corbett and Spies; Miller
and Zinran.
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STwo out when winning run v
LEAVENWORTH.

6COfLE 3 4 IININCS.
Topeka .......-...-..1 9 %
The summary: Two-baSe hits
I1aughlin, Jones. Three-base hit-Ab-
bott. Sacrifice hit-Schuamyer Bases
on balls-OR Taylor 2. off Middleton 2
off Jones 8. Hit by pitched ball-Ragan
Struck out-By Middleton 2, by Jones s.
wild pitches-Taylor 2. Passed ball
Henry. Stolen bases-McGill, Landreth
Left on bases-Topeka 6, Leavenworth
8. Time-1:30. Umpires-Allison and
McInnis.
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Hutchinson A, Wichita 4.

Hutchinson, Kan, May 20.-Hutchin-
son took Sundays game from Wichita
bv a score of to 1. Holland was
benched in the second and refused to let
his men play. Eckman then forfeited
the game to Hutchinson. 1t was played
out under protest and Hutchinson won.
The score:
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American Association standinc,
O. A. TX. LEAGUE.
independence II. Fort Smith

independence. Kan, May 20.-The
K league came together Sunday and
the south went down to defeat.
Score by innings: R.H. E
Fort Scott .--...-.--o 0o01o Ia 8
Independence % o 0223 40s-1 2
Batteries-Woods Zickmeyer; Rich
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
American Association

Kansas City Z, Milwaukee 8.
Columbus 4, Indianapolis 1.
Toledo s, Louisville 8.
Minneapolis 6, st. Paul 2.
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western Association standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NEW YORK; 7. St. Louis S.

ST. Louis, May 20.-The New York
Americans won Sundays game with St.
Louis by the score of to 8. Three
errors by Wallace were responsible for
the four of New York's runs.
Score by innings: H:H q:
ST. Louis ............0 wv @ .
New York .,.......00 Oh o 40 Q OF 10
Batteries = Powell and O'Connor;
Moore and Kleinow.
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Western League Standing.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus-Columbus, 6; Indian
apolis, 1.
At Toledo-Toledo, IL; Louisville, 2.
At eapolis-Minneapo 6; St.
Paul. 5.
At Milwaukee-Milwau Z; Kansas
CITY, 6.
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Ionlin s. Springfield 1.

Springfield, Mo-, May 2O-Both pitch
ers were in fine form, but rank errors
gave Joplin an easy victory ever Spring
field by a score of to 1. Persch's
three-bagger and his steal of home was
the feature. The score:
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Oklahoma CITY 3. webb CITY o.

Webb City, Mo-, May 20.-Oklahoma
City took the last game from the locals
Sunday by a score of to 0. The game
stopped several times on account of
rain. The score:
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OKLAHOMA CITY.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Webb City ............0 o 0 90
Oklahoma City ..........0 1 0 o %
The summary: Earned runs-Ol1la-
homa City 1. Bases on balls-Of Gill
8, off Page 2. Struck out-By Gill 1, by
Page 9. Left ON bases-Webb City 6,
Oklahoma City 2. Double play-Olson
to Painter. Wild pftch-Page. Passed
ball-SeigIe. First base on errors
Webb City 1, Oklahoma City 1. Hit by
pitcher-Rapps. Hits-Of Meredith in
three innings, off Gill in four innings
Time of game-1:3o. Umpire-Guthrie.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Joplin .............1 o 0 0 2 O-5
The summary: Two-baSe hit-GoeS.
Three-base hit-Persch. Bases on balls
OFF Olmstead 8, Off Westcott 5. Left
on bases-Springfeld2 2, Joplin s. Wild
pitches-Olmstead 2. Passed balls-Goes-
First base on, errors-Joplin 8. Stolen
bases-Persch, Harrington, Fleming,
Ellis 2. Sacrifice hits-Olsen, Wander
hill. Umpire-Jacobs.
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Western League Games.

Omaha 8, Denver 0.
Sioux City 5, Lincoln 2.
Des Moines 4, Pueblo 2.
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Des Nfoines 4. Pueblo 1.

Pueblo, Col, May 20.-Pueblo could
not hit clark Sunday and Des Moines
won the final game by score of to
1.
Score by innings: X h u
PuebIo .............O 0 o 5000 Ii 2
Ratteries-Clark and Shannon; Hatch
and Sjmith.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION GOSSIP.

WHERE THEY PLAA TOMORRO
Topeka at Hutchinson.
Joplin at Webb City.
Oklahoma City at Springfield.
Wichita at LeaVenworth.
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Newton, May 20.-The Newton
Cubs defeated the Hutchinson Boosters
here Sunday afternoon by a score of
IL to 2. Batteries-Newton, Wells
and McConnell; Hutchinson, Sanders,
Young and White, Byers.
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SATURDAY BASEBALL. GAMES.
National League.

National League.
Chicago 2, Boston I.
Philadelphia 8. Cincinnati 2.
New York 6, st. Louis 2.
Brooklyn 80, Pittsburg IL.
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BartIesyilIe Z, Tulsa 1.

Bartlesville, I. T., May 20.-The
Boosters made it nine straight by de-
feating Tulsa in = the mud Sunday.
Loves fielding and batting were feat
ureS.
Score by innings: R.H.E e.
Tulsa ..................oO O10o00-1 8
BartleSV1lIe ..........6 10 y U - 10
BatterieS-Hall and Denny; Clancy
and BARLEY. UTnpire-Finney.
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Ellinwood. May 20.-Garf1eld beat
Ellinwood in an exciting twelve-in-
ming game here Sunday by score of
to 2. Both pitchers We're at their
best and Clark won his own game in
the twelfth with threebagger. Bat
teries-Powers and Dresser; Clark
and Tomlinson.
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the management and is ready to assume
full responsibility for any losses should
any occur while his directions are being
there is apt to be something happening
to the offender as several of the team
can already testify to. The team is
now playing on the gilt edge all the
time and as Hurlburt is very popular
with all the different players they are
willing to do their best for the Duke.
If the team does not make great show
ing under Hurlburt's captaincy then we
miss our guess.
Oklahoma City Times Journal: I'm
neither a millionaire or president of a
trust company" said President S. c..
Newman last night as he read a tele-
gram from Webb City in forming him
that President Hayden would sell Har-
ry Cheek, the scrappy little catcher of
the Webb City team, for $500. .Presi-
dent Heyman likes Cheeks work but
thinks the price asked for him is a
trif1e too high.
L4andreth seems to have taken a
tumble in his batting while on the
road. Since leaving Topeka he has
secured only one hit and this occurred
yesterday. However, he has been hit
ting in great shape all season, and will
probably return home with a good av-
erage. Ragan with his new bat was
responsible for four of Topeka's five
scores last Saturday. One of his hits
went over the fence for home run.
The merchants Of Leavenworth are
certainly generous bunch. There is
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Since canning link, Joplin has shift
ed Vaughn to second and is playing
FIemlng at third. The new infield
seems to be the best Combination
which has been found yet.