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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-12

HomeseeEers' Excursion Tickets on
month. Rate in many instances less
than one fare and limit twenty-one
and thirty days. according to destina-
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Autos to Climb Old Baldy's
Snow-Capped Peak.
Novel Sunday Contest for Two
Swift Rival Machines.
FAST TIME PROMISED.
A Long 100 Mile Grind Start
ing From Los Angeles.
To Win a Car Must Finish
Within Eight Hours.

Los Angeles, Sept 12.-As the date
for the Los Angeles-Norta Baby
Mountain Peak automobile race ap-
proaches interest in the event IN
creases. The danger which ATTENDS
the run adds thrills of excitement and
many have planned to witness at least
q part of the long 100-mile GRIND 10
the summit of the high mountain. Inc
race will be run on Sunday ana the
start will be made from Broadway
and Fifth streets at 4:30 o'clock me
participants are A. ]. Smith, who Will
drive his Gilmore, and F. c. Fenner'
who will enter his White steamer
which will be driven by H. ID. Ryus.
The stake of $4,000 has been posted:
Much depends upon the result OF
the contest. The keen rivalry between
the machine owners adds zest TO the
race That every effort will be MADE
TO lower the record held by Ryus Is
shown by the determination OF potn
Over the smoother stretches OF the
road a rate of fifty miles an hour or
more will be maintained.
Making their way past huge boul-
ders which hang menacingly over the
threadlike pass, hanging perilously
over the grades which circle the
depths of the mountain gorges, rae
ing at highest speed across the open
stretch of country to the corner OF the
desert and then toiling laboriously up
the last nine miles of mountain trail.
the two machines will strive to better
the previous record. To win a car
must finish within eight hours of the
starting time. Should neither car
make the time limit the race will be
run again within two weeks. The rule
established is that in the event OF one
car overtaking the other the first car
must give every opportunity for the
second to forge ahead.
The official starters and timers Will
be chosen this week. Both cars are in
commission and are in use on the
streets each day. Mr.. Fenner's pri-
vate car is a White runabout. He is
confident this car will arrive first at
the finish Mr.. Smith has already
scored several triumphs with his FL
more He is equally confident
The route chosen will take the cars
through Burbank to San Fernando,
distance of twenty-five miles, thence
through Saugus. Lang, and Action to
PelmdaIe. seventy miles from Los An
geles. over every mile of this long
run the cars will race at breakneck
speed. From Palmdale the going will
be slower, as the machines must cross
the desert. twenty-one miles to Shoe
makers ranch, where the steep as
cent of North Badly will be begun
For nine miles the racing cars must
tug up the grade to the finish.
There is no better route in the west
over which the qualities of a car can
be tested than over the run to North |
Badly. Level stretches of smooth go |
ing give opportunities for speed. the |
tests are severe and the |
desert running is trying. Provision |
will be made for guarding against ac- |
cidents. A lookout will be stationed !
at Fremont Pass on the Newhall |
grade to keep the road clear as the |
cars fly past.
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Boston 5. philadelphia 4.

Boston, Sept. 12.-Boston won, 5 to
4. After the visitors had tied in the
seventh, Knight won the game for
Boston with long home run over
Oldring's head.
Score bv innings: R.H e.
Boston ..e-.O-1 90 1.20O 1-5 IL 8
Philadelphia .......0O0O O13004
Morgan and Criger: Ben
der and Schreck.
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s25 to California
Oregon

oregon, Washington. via Union Pacific.
every day, September 1 to October 81
1907. One-way colonist rates are in eff
feet to. San Francisco, Los Angeles and
many other, California points.
To. Portland, Tacoma. Seattle ana
many other Oregon and Washington
points. Inquire of j. C. Fulton, depot
agent; F. A. Lewis. city ticket agent
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS
Topeka % o o % o o o.
Wichita L 1 o 2 o o o Is
Summary: Earned runs-Topeka
8, Wichita 5. Three base hits-Ab-
bolt, Holland. Two base hits-Olson,
Boles. Holland. Nichols, Dick, Becker
Stolen bases-Davis, Runkel. Sacri-
flee hits-Olson. Abbott, Annis. Bases
on balls-Om Arnold 2. off Dick 2.
Struck out-By Arnold 4. by Dick s.
Left on bases-Topeka IL, Wichita 8.
Double plays-Abbott to Raglan to
Olson; Olson to Raglan to Abbott;
Raglan to Olson to Abbott. Wild pitch
Arnold. Time of game-2:S5. At
tendance-4OO. Umpire-Finnie
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national League standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Canicago 2-5. St. Louis Oh.

~ OllICd%O 20. 81 LOUIS U-4'
ST. Louis, Sept. 12.-Chicago moved
t1p to a position one and a half games
behind Philadelphia by taking both
games of Wednesdays double-header
from st. Louis. the first to o, and the
second to A.
Score by innings: R.H. E.
Chicago .............100 5000 o. 8.
Enthusiastically and Stephens;
White and Hart.
Second game-Score by innings: Ri. E.
ST Louis ..........1 o o o o. z
Chicago ...............3 0 o o 2 900 o-5 9 o
Batteries-Howen. Bailey and Spen-
GER; Smith and Armbruster.
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The organs in idaho.

Boise, Idaho, Sept. 12.-William J.
BRYAN made an address here last
evening under the auspices of the
Democratic state central committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan will go to Blue
Lake where for several days they will
be guests of I. B. Perrine at his
famous fruit farm in Snake river
"a 17xv0rl
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bCORE BY INNINGS.
oklahoma City 30 -
Joplin ...s...........0 o o o 90
The summary: Two base hits-Ol-
son, Rohn. Scoggins 2, Love, Gill. Sac
rifce hits-Rapps. Goes. Stolen base
Gill. Bases on balls-Of Root 8.
Struck out-By Root 1. by Benfs 3.
Wild pitch-Root. Left on bases
Joplin 8, Oklahoma City 8. Double
plays-Root to Bankhead. Fleming to
Rohn. Time Of game-1:25. Umpire
-Alloway.
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MURPHY BEsTED HYLAND.
Tho New York Lad Superior I'm the
Six Round Bout at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Sept. 12.-Tommy
Murphy of New York had the advan-
tage over Dick HyIand of California in
six round bout before the National
Athletic club last night. In only one
round, the second, did Hyland have
an advantage over the New York boy.
The fight was fast from beginning to
end but Murphy's blows were cleaner
Hyland resorted to inf1ghting, but he
found his match in the sturdy New
Yorker, and was repeatedly forced to
break ground.
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The local team leaves for Oklahoma
City tonight, at midnight. The. team
will arrive in Oklahoma City a little
after noon tomorrow if the train is on
time, which is scarcely liable to hap
pen. and then the team must be in
shape to give good account of them
selvees against the Nets. The team
ought to be In great shape after ride
of three hundred miles between
games.
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western League Standing.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION GOSSIP.

WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW:
Topeka at Oklahoma City.
Joplin at Wichita.
Hutchinson at Webb City.
Leavenworth at Springfield.
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Gus Hetling says Topeka is his hoo
doc town. The Jobbers' third baseman
is playing one of the best fielding
games eff the league this season, but
he, has played but couple of games
in Topeka this season when he has not
made an error He also finds 1T hard
to hit in Topeka.
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Omaha s. Des NIoines 4.

Omaha, Sept 12.-Omaha won yes
terday's game by superior fielding.
Clark outpitching Sanders from start
to finish.
Score BY innings: RH.E.
Omaha .............4oo o'1soooA 3
Des Moines ..........1 o 210000 % IA 2
Batteries-Sanders and Gonding;
Clark. Yeager- and Shannon.
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American Ieagne STANDING.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus. s; Indian
apolis. 0.
At st. Paul-st.. Paul. IL; Kansas
City. 8.
AT MINNEAPOLIS Minneapolis. s.;
At Louisville-Louisville. A; To-
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CINCINNATI p Pittsbure 1.

Cincinnati. Sept. 12.-Cincinnati
won in the seventh inning of what was
to have been a five inning contest. fol-
lowing the baseball field events.
Score by innings: R-H. E.
Pittsburg ..,..........,-..o o o. o
Batteries-Coak1ey and Mclean;
Lever and Gibson.9 -
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Totals ......36 13 "26
aGilbert out. third hunt strike
LEAvENwORTH.

Springfield .......2 o o 3 8 o Ohio
Leavenworth 80 o. 1
The summary: Earned runs
Springfield 6, Leavenworth 1. Two
base hit-Cobb. Three base hits
Vaughn, Ashley. Cole 2, Smith. Sac
rif1ce hit-Murray. Stolen bases
Gilbert, Cole. Bases on balls-Of
Price 4, off Kaufman 8. Struck out
BY Price 4, by Kaufman 5. Double
plays-Vaughn to Gilbert to Shau-
myer. Smith to Risley to Reed, Muir
ray to Smith, Kaufman to Smith to
Reed. Triple play-Fisher to Shau-
myer to Fisher to Vaughn. Left on
bases-Leavenworth 10, Springfield s..
Time-2:00. Umpire-Edwards
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Springfield 10, Learenworth +.

Leavenworth, Kan, Sept. a.
Scraps of brilliant fielding and hard
hitting featured Wednesdays e~.one
sided game which Springfield won 10
to 1. Four double plays and triple
participated in by Fisher, Shaumyer
and Vaughn. were a part. The score:
SPRINCSITI FL
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Los Angeles or San Francisco ana
return. $50 for the round trip. If If
Is desired to go one way via Portland !;
sale daily to September Is. TJrntt
October 81. Liberal stopover privi-
leges diverse routes.
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CIeyeIand 3. Detroit o.

Detroit, Mich. Sept. 12.-Detroit
was unable to bunch hits on Joss,
while Cleveland got. three in one in
ming off Mullin, deciding the contest.
Sc re by innings:% R.H.E.
Cleveland ............ 90 O20 oil o O-3 0
Batteries-Mul1in and Schmidt; Joss
and Clarke. 49,
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Keene Explains Yearling Prices.

New York. Sept. 12-James r. Keene
in discussing the low prices brought by
his thoroughbred yearlings at the sale
of Saturday, said that he believed the
fact they were all late foals caused
their prices to fall. All were strong and
healthy. yet the highest price brought
was 81 100. given by E r. Bradley for a
bay filly by Ben Brush-Kate Glover.
J. l. McGinnis gave $1,000 for a bay FLY
by observation-disclosures and ]. H. Nc
Cormick paid the same price for a sis
ter to Delhi, who won $4,000 in his turf
career. A brown FLY by Ban Brush
Nautch Girl was sold to Fred Burlew
for $500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-12

When another baseball season COM
mences, the Wichita team is not like
ly to be left at the start. With the
men under contract at the present time
for next season Wichita promises to
have a great team and one which will
be nearly the equal of the one of this
season. Nearly every man on the team
at the present time will remain until
next season. The sale of the four play
ers, Het1ing, Weaver, Dick and Speer
to Chicago White Sox is merely another
execution of the old cover up ruse and
it is not making a wild assertion to
saw that every one of the Quartette will
be back next season. The only mem
bers of this years team who will not
be back are Milan, who is already play
ing with Washington, Young and
Becker who have been sold to Pittsburg.
The team will not be short on pitchers,
Notwithstanding the fact that Young
will not be back. Dick and Speer will
both be better men next season than
this season and will make the loss of
Young one not to be felt. Clark, who is
fresh from the amateurs will be a good
pitcher next season and in fact he has
season. Another youngster, Swindeil,
is now with the team and will work out
during the closing games of the sea-
son and it is likely that he will make
good. Then there is Frank Isbell, the
new manager of the team, who is one
of the best second basemen in the
country. IsbeIl may play infield but as
Wichita will have the present infield
intact for next season the old veteran
might go to the outfield. He can play
most any position with ability.
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Hutchinson s. webb City ?.

Hutchinson, Kan, Sept. 12.-Wood
held Webb City to two scratch hits
and Hutchinson won. 8 to 2. Milton
was batted almost at will and received
poor support The score:
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Wichita and Omaha. the champions
of the Western Association and West
ern League for this season, have ar
ranged a. series of eight post season
games between the two teams after the
close of the present season. The first
four games will be played in Omaha
and the last four in Wichita.
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MRS. MORRISON WAS PLUCKY.
The SuIIxy Wheels Broke But the
Driver Kept Going.

The attendance at the last day of the
Clay county fair was not equal to that
Of the previous day by hundreds, but
still there was a good turnout and there
was much to amuse and entertain, the
races being the center of attraction, of
course.
In the 2:27 trot Oakland Flash and
Ben Hur were winners, the record
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Chicago and return $4,000. st. Louis
and return $12.7O, on sale daily to Sep
TENDER 80. Final limit October 81
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Yesterdays game lasted two hours
and thirty-five minutes which is about
the longest time ever recorded in
pulling off a thirteen inning game.
Many of the players who were en-
thusiastic about the races were COM
PEELED to abandon their dinners in or
der to reach the races on time. This
was the actual experience of several
of the members of both teams.
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oklahoma CITY 8, Joplin o.

Oklahoma City, Ok. Sept IL
Root was pounded hard and the locals
defeated Joplin in a shutout game, 8
to 0. The score:
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Gallilea. CT. .....s... o 3 o.
Totals ... es "a Is i
SCORE BY INNINGS $50
Hutchinson II o o o 80 o IS
Webb City .....1 0 1 o.
The summary. Two base hits-An-
drews 2. Wilson, Noyes. Bases on
DalIs-OH Meredith 4. on Wood 8.
Struck out-By Meredith B. by Wood
.. Hit by pitched ball-Cheek. Oh
er. Stolen base-Johnson. Time of
game-1:SO. Umpire-Shuster.
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OskaIoosa and return $1.15. Sep
tember 30 to October inclusive, final
limit October 4.
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with Mrs o. F. Morrison of Anthony as
driver, was a. thriller in some respects
AT the first turn in the first start the
animal coilided with his running mate
in such a way as to break the wheels
of the sulky and throw the driver up
in the air a couple of feet, but she kept
her balance and Strengthened things up
and later broke her own record by maxi
ing it in 2:14 fiat. Hooligan's record is
2:12h.-Clay Center Dispatch.
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Salt Lake City and return $1,000. on
sale daily to September 80. Limit
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out by Lincoln here
Score by inril gs: R.H.E.
Lincoln .....ooooo1s o1-n !
Pueblo .-.....-........0 O. 0 o o o 90 1
Batteries-McKay and Zinran;
CRUZ and Smith
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Denver. Colorado SPRINGS and
Pueblo and return $3.50, on sale daily
to September 80. Final return limit
October 81. '--'
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$500 to California and Pacific
Coast points daily to October 81 inclu-
sive. Stopovers permitted at numerous
points. visit Grand Canyon, Phoenix,
Prescott the famous mines Of Navada
and the farming and fruit growing sec
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The Joplin. Hutchinson and Topeka
teams still seem to be punched in ex-
tremely close quarters in the closing
days of the race. 1t looks as though
the coveted third place would go to
the team which is lucky enough to be
in third place the last day. Either of
the teams is liable on the results of
the last days games to jump from fifth
to third. sa+
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Canadian and Nor1hern NJ

FL Paso. Deming. ETC., s24 daily un-
til October 81.
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Toledo and return $50, daily to SEN
TENDER so. Final limit October 81.
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Washington. Sept 12.-New York
defeated Washington 4 to 2, making
five straight victories for the Gotham
ties.
Score by innings: R.H &.
washington ..........2lo ooooooO-2 2
New York ............01 90 o o-4 0
Observation-Disclosures and Blanken-
ship; Hogg and Kleinow.
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Canadian and Northern New York
resorts. Toronto. Ont, $27.7O; Mont.
real, Que. $685.; Clayton, N. u,
$3.50; Ogdensburg, N. Y, $32S5.
Tickets on sale daily to September so.
limited to thirty days from date OF
sale. Also to many other points east
ct the same basis, viz. one fare plus
81, on sale same time and with similar
limit.
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Racing at Great Bend.
Great Bend, Kan, Sept Ire
suits of the racing of the second day
of the Barton county fair are as fol-
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Carbondale and return 70 cents. Sep
temper 26 to 20 inclusive. final limit
September 80.
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Hutchinson won yesterday from
Webb City and drew a little farther in
the lead for third place. Joplin was
courteous enough to lose and we still
retain hold on fourth place by
narrow margin of two points.
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The Wichita team returned to Wich-
ita this afternoon and will open up to-
morrow With the Joplin team Wichita
is much more fortunate than Topeka
in the closing days of the schedule.
Wichitas trip to Topeka is the last
they have a straight home stretch to
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American ASSOCIATION standing.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver . sionr CYfr 4.

Denver, Sept. 12.-Denver won at
every point from Sioux City.
Score by innings: RHE
Denver .....--...e.....oo1o ooo1s2
sioux City ..-.....-...0 0 o o 20 o. 4
Batteries-C. Adams and McDon-
ough; Corbett and Shehan.
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Wichita is trying to make a world 8
record for the number of games won
in a season of one hundred and forty
games. In the meantime Leavenworth
has lost one hundred games, which is
about the limit.
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New England resorts. Boston.
$33:55; Bar Harbor. $41.50; Bellows
Falls, $685.; Burlington, 1886;
$3.50 and Portland 1865. ON
sale September 10. IA, "a and 2S.
Also to many other points at one fare
plus 81 on same dates. Limit on all
thirty days from date of sale. Liberal
stopover privileges accorded. For
tickets via st. Lawrence river route,
slightly higher rate is charged
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Emporia and return $3.50, Septem-
TENDER 2S.
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Mexico City and intermediates south
of Ell Paso: also between Laredo and
City of Mexico. and many other points,
$24. On sale daily to October 81.
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As a money making proposition the
Wichita team probably has made the
best record this season. President
Breese of the Jobbers purchased the
team in midseason a year ago, paying
So, 900 for the franchise. Since that time
he has been able to, sell the franchise
for Sc, $780, besides realizing about So 600
for the. sale of Becker. Milan and
Young. In addition the club has drawn
exceptionally wen on the road all sea-
son and while the attendance has
slumped somewhat at home it has been
more than over-balanced by the at
tendance on the road. Hutchinson and
Oklahoma City have also made monev
this season. Oklahoma City has drawn
the largest crowds Of the season with
Wichita, Hutchinson, Topeka, Joplin,
webb City, Springfield and Leaven-
worth following in the order indicated.
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For further particulars address
7. L. KING. City Passenger Agent.
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I, Steamship Tickets lowest rates and
best lines.
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Mexico City and return $3.50, on
sale daily to September Is, limit Octo-
Der 81.
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