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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court of the State of Iowa. in and
for Crawford County-September Term. A.
D.. 1907.
MARTHA JANE LUTT,
vs. Original
WILLIAM LUTT. Notice
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To'als.-.....s 6 2Z7ls1 Totals.
'Batted foT White IN fourth inning.
fBatted for Howell in ninth inning.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Navy and Commerce and Labor Play
Nine-inning Tie.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Navy and Commerce and Labor battled
for nine innings yesterday without an
issue, the score at the end Of the ninth
being to 6. Navy played a great uphill
game and should have won the contest.
Kinney was easy picking for the Sailors.
thirteen hits being made off his delivery.
With one out and two on bases in the
NINTH Bernie Gallagher was substituted
for Kinney, and he saved the day. fan
ming the next two batsmen.
Commerce and Labor scored five runs
In the first two innings on four hits and
some dumb playing. and annexed another
in the sixth as a result of an error a
sacrifice, and hit
Navy scored one I'm the first and three
in the NTH as a result Of clean hitting
They evened up the score I'm the eighth,
and, had not Coleman stumbled when
rounding third in the ninth. would have
scored the winning run. Coleman led of
In the ninth with a single over third. and
was sacrificed 20 second by Hunter Sut-
ton then singled a beauty over second,
Coleman having plenty Of time to score,
but fell down. The next two men famed.
kleinschmit made a pretty running catch
Of Clements liner In the second. The
official score.
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New York, 2. washington, q.


The game played at National Park be
tween Washington and New York yester-
day was brimful Of interest Both teams
had excellent chances to score, but sen
sational fielding prevented run-getting at
critical stages Of the affray.
Jack Chesbro was in the box for New
York and was batted more freely than the
score shows. Griffith saw that his former
star was in for a lacing and took him out
in the fourth session after Altizer had
doubled, Anderson had walked, and Nil
had singled. Keefe was substituted and
retired the side by making Blankenship
boost a fly to ConrOy. Only two hits were
made of Keefe during the time he oc-
cupied the slab.
Washington started as though it was
all over. After Ganley had famed. Jones
beat out a hit 20 Elberfeld and stole see
ond base. Cross bumped a single TO cen
ter and Jones moved to third. Lave
stole second. Hickman drove a terrific
liner at Williams which the second base
man dropped. but recovered in time to
catch Cross of the bag. Altizer walked,
but was forced al second. Williams to
Elberfeld, on Anderson's futile attempt
Score in the Eighth.
For seven innings both teams went
without a run. In the eighth New York
broke the ice. Keller laid down a bunt.
Hickman fielding the ball to Patten at
first base. Connolly called KeeIer safe.
and Case was so disguised with the de-
cision that he threw the ball to the
ground Wee Willie moving 20 second on
the play Elberfeld then banged a triple
10 right. sending keeler across the plate.
Chase went out. Nil to Hickman. Elber-
field being held on third. Conroy flied out
20 Altizer and Anderson squeezed VIII
liams fy. New York tailed again in the
last inning. Moriarity led off with a sin
gle 20 left field. and went TO second when
AltiZer threw Klein0w out at first Hick-
man let Hofman's blast get away from
him. Keefe flied out to Ganley. and
M0rarity scored on the play. Keller
then planted a clean double to right, but
Hoffman was caught at the plate on Gan
ley's relay TO Hickman, who passed the
ball to BIankenship in time to nab the
runner
Washington had several good chances
70 score, but good catches by the op-
posing team and III luck prevented any
run-getting. Three men reached base in
the fourth session, but none could get as
far around as the home station. After
Hickman had flied to Williams, Altizer
hit to right for two sacks. Anderson
walked. RleinOw dropped the fourth ball
and Altizer started for third but the
catcher recovered the sphere in time to
catch AltiZer at third easily. Then Mil
hit one that was too hard for Moriarity
10 handle. Blankenship. however. was
not equal TO the emergency, going out on
fly % COnrOy
The fielding feature was a catch by
Jones off C0nrOys bat in the sixth in
ning. COnrOy met one Of Patterns in
shoots fairly and whaled it to right cen
ter Il looked good for three bags at
least but Jones. after a hard sprint.
pulled down the ball with his gloved
hand
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
81. stephens Beats Southern Rail-
way by Scoring Eight I'm Third.

Todays same-Columba Athletic Club vs. Allan.
tics. First and " streets northeast. at l).'9 d. m
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'Batted for Glaze IN third inning.
Two out when winning run scored.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

"Old Cy" got his.
Stone failed TO make a hit.
Cubs idle: Giants climb up.
Brooklyn has struck its pace.
Maps still winning. Watch 'em.
What a slaughter by the Giants.
Time to shake off that losing streak.
First game to-day at 10 o'clock, and
second at 2:3Q.
McGraw's men were taken out when
tired of running.
"Rube" Wadden is still able to pitch
very good game Of ball.
Double-headers will bring about many
changes in the standing.
Smith will probably pitch in the morn
ing and Falkenberg in the afternoon.
Hearne. of Baltimore. is leading the
Eastern League with an average of .375.
Hickey was chased of the field and
Griffith was benched for talking back to
Connolly.
Joss has but four more games To win 10
equal Chesbro's record of fourteen in a
row, secured IN 1906
White Sox make two hits and six runs;
their opponents four hits and five runs.
What was the answer?
Now that his arm is in condition Roy
Patterson will be used regularly in the
box by the White SOx.
Although he has undergone an awful
slump this season. Willie Keeler was
there with a little tap.
seven games he has pitched for the White
SOx. Last season he won only five
games.
Connolly did not like Grifith's manner
Of coaching in the fourth inning and
chased the New York manager to the
bench.
Patten pulled himself out OF a bad hole
in the third. The Yanks copped three hits
off the auburn-haired slabman, but we're
unable to score.
Willie Keeler laid down perfect bunt
In the third inning Cross, who ielded the
ball. did not even attempt to throw it to
first, the Gothamite had it beaten so far.
Keeler carried off the honors at the bat.
In five times up the little GOthamite got
three hits. One Of them was a double
and the other two were infed taps that
he beat out
Jones and Cross were the only players
TO steal a base Charlie got away with it
twice. but he would have been out in the
fifth inning If Elberfeld had held Klei-
nows throw.
Blankenship displayed good head work
IN the fourth inning After Williams had
tripled, Moriarity hit one in front OF the
plate. BY a lightning throw Blank
caught Williams off the bag and finally
ran him down.
That was a rapid piece of work in the
ninth. when Ganley. Hickman, and Blank
enship retired Holman at the plate
Keeler hit hard double down to Ganley's
meadow, and Hoffman tried TO score from
first on the play. Ganley lost no time in
fielding the ball and reiayed it to Hick-
man. Charlie made an accurate throw
to Blankenship. and Hoffman was caught
by several yards.
In a Tri-State League game at Will
mingtOn, Mike Grady was fined s. by
Umpire Moran for back talk. Grady ap-
peared at the game next day with the 81,
but it was in 800 pennies, and after the
umpire had called play balP' he went
to him with the money in his cap. The
umpire refused to receive it and Grady
refused to take it away contending Il
was legal currency and must be accepted.
Umpire Moran stated he would call the
game IL the matter was not straightened
out. and President Connolly, of the Will
mington club, came forward with a s.
note and all was we'll
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

FIRST RACE-Five furlonEs. s. Modsn, "a
Sandy. Is - s. Won; snapdrsgon l9 tGrahznl,
p % l. second; Be Thankful ll2 Fischer. Is &c s
third Tine. lO2 Kar0da, SvsgysrlstsT sand
Pipe. Import, salnsde, R8stler, snd St Bede Also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Six and one-haN furlcngI Nils
Jordan III (Wilmo-l. 20 I, won: War Times, ll3
lBoreD s 70 s. second; Fidia. iis Fischeri, 70 2,
third Time. - Southern Lady, Ray CaAo,
Princess Louise Procseis. Get Rich Quick, Wins
cock Annie Kelly. and Polite also ran.
THIRD RACE-SiK and ons-hsf furlonEs Red
Rcynard l2l lKirschbaumi. 20 2 won; Red Era
10 JGorganl. - l. second; Sinner Simon. II
Davis, % l. third Time. l 2. Csnardo. John
c Graus ROYAL Red. Cherpe Golden Boy. Sautee,
DCtterel Bright Albert and Olyil0 also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and oue-siIteenth miles.
Frank Flittnsr. lG5 fWilsCnl. 70 5. Won; sun
Marx. los Carroll, 70 2 second; Hugh McGoTsn-
10 SANDY. % l. third Time. Ia as. Fon7sta.
Dutiful Lszelle and Supreme Court also ran,
FIFTH RACE-FNturity course, Tavsssnths, l5
Davis. Z 70 l. won; Ray Bennett, lT (Nicholsl,
% 70 /, second; Elmiale. l]S Fischer, p 70 l.
Continued on Page ., Column s,
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No game to-day. Friday-Bethany vs. First. Thir-
teenth and streets northeast so.
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loDy ysrd dash-Frst heat won by Ksmper. Cen
tral; Hamilton. Central second Time o.loi5
Second heat won by Burrh. Central; Thrall, Tech
nical. second. Time. OIL Is Final won by Ken
per Central: ThraH. Technical. second, Burch,
third Time 0l0 IS
Zlyard dash-Won BY Kempr. Central; Burch,
Central. sec0nds Th1n. Technical third Tine,
0D25
,i0-yard dash-won by Dick Central Chaney
Central. second. FishbIme. Central third Time
IS seconds
s5p-yard rIn-won BY Dick. Central; Noyes, Cen
tFal second; Eagar, Central, third Time. 2Ii IS
one mile rIn-Woa by schritt, Central; Maxosy.
Central. second; Easton, Central. third Tine,
4B25
z3o-yari hurilcs-w,n by Hamilton, Central
3icReever. Central. second; Sherman. Central third
Time. o.Z 25
Shot put-won b. Macdonald Central; Tweedy.
Central second Brewster Technical, third Dis
tance. 81 feet Giz inches.
Hammer throw-won by Mcdonald Central:
Sprsnsy, Central, second; C0uitry. Central, third
Distance. lA feet Il inches
Discus tbrUw-Won by Macdonald Central; Spyansy,
Technical second Spransy, Central. third. Dis
tance. l00 feet I inch.
Pole vault-Won by Thran. Technical. Jannis,
Technical second: spsidd. Central. third. Height
2 feet inCthes
Running high ump-Won By Wineata, Central;
Clagett. Central second. Bryant Central. third
Height feet inches.
Running broad iump-Won hy Hamilton Central,
Jsnnis. Technical second; Burch. Central third.
Distance. T. fee, u inches
Senior relay race .Cxlibiticnl-Ceutral. Tine, 20
Special I0ome;er race-Won by Burch. Central.
Hamilton. Central scoond, Carter Central. third
Time. 0Il45
75-yard dssh-FIrst hest won by NlcKeever, Cen
trail. Glass. Western. second Time. QG5 - Sec
o-d heat won By Dewey. Western. WeiFe, Central
s7cuud Time, 0GS IS. Final. won by Dcwey
Western McKeever. Central, second; Glass West
en third. Time 00s 10
Junior relay rsof-Won hv Western Keats
DeTey, Bone, GlassI: Central, second Time
ilIZf5
Junior broad i1ap-W0n bv WsFgaman. Central
Wallace, Central second Distance. Is feet inches
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Earned runs-Nayy, 5. First base by e-rors-Nayy
2. Commerce and Labor 2 Left on bases-Navy g.,
Commerce and Labor. s. First base on balloon
tuuaus 2. OF Murray. 2 Innings pitchsd-By Cur
name, %; by Murray rs, Or Kinney 8 -, by
Gallagher %. Hits msde-nf CWnane 3; of Mur
ray. 8, Of Kinney, r. Struck out-By Curnane. g.
hy Murray. u By Kinney. Z bg Gallagher. q Two
base hits-Coleman TAYLOR Sacrifice hits-Ervin
FcnvicE Schreiuer. Hunter Stolen bases Erwin.
FsuUck Miles Murray. Hit by pitcher-By Cur
name /; 10y Murray, J. Wild piych-Curnane I'm
pre-Mr. Bets. Time Of game hours.
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First base by euos-New York. g. Philadelphia. J.
Left on bases-Ner YORK 3, Philadelphia s First
base on h8lls-Of Taylol :, ~ Pitteneer 8, 9f Nc
Jlcskey 2 Hits m8de-Of Nc6unity 4 .ln six IN
nngsi. df TAYLOR uu three innings; oh fitteu-
ger Gn four innings. OF MciIosbey, 7 un four
innings. Struck out-Bv Nctnu>y. s.. by Taylor.
]. hy Prtenger. 2, hv McJl0=sey, g. Home run
Strang. Three base hts-Hannifn. Mctanu. Two
base hits-Br0u1e McGaun Sacrifice hit-Dahlen.
Stolen bas07- Shannon I2i DcTlH %. -eymore, Cor
c0ran. McGiuuirv Huabe. D0Jb'e plays-Deslin %
Mct7ann. Jscklit-ch tu Gleason. Hit 1y plfcher-Bg
MCGnnitv T. rv Mr-l0sAey. J. Umuires-MCs7rs.
O'Day and Carpenter. Time Of glme-l hour and IS
minutes Atteud4uCe-3000
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MAPS DOWN THE TIGERS.
Jennings Uses Fourteen Men. but Is
Unable to stem the Tide.

Cleveland Ohio. May 29-The Maps took
the first game Of the series from the
Tigers. to ). this afternoon. Detroit
used three pitchers and Cleveland two
The visitors played miserable ball at
times. Jones retired in the second inning
having injured his hand in trying 20 catch
q fly from Hess bat. Both Hess and
Mullln were hit hard Score.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Ninth Trims Rhode Island Methodist
i'm Fast Game, by , to 1.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

W. L, Pct. W, L. Pct
Bethany,."'. i /! ,s5 Waasb.,.,,....,,.... $ rs
Ninth-.-...-.-- D .6B
No game to-day. Fiday-Bethany vs. First. Thir-
teenth and d streets northeast, So
Ninth. with Dodd on the slab, had little
trouble in defeating Rhode Island Method
list yesterday by to in a fast game.
Dodd was in form and allowed the
Rhode Island Avenue boys but five hits,
which he kept widely scattered. Their
one run came in the first inning when
Evans threw over Quantrelle's. head try
ing 10 catch Boernstein, the latter scoring
on Kings single.
Dexter opposed DOdd in the box and
was touched up at opportune moments by
Capt. Conner's men. Catches by McDon-
aid and Richmond were features.
The official score:
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ATHLETICS TAKE BOTH.
Boston DOwned Twice, Cy Young In
the Box in the First.

Philadelphia, May 29-The Athletics
made it three straight from Boston by
winning both games of a double-header
to-day. The second game was a cOrkerr
and went twelve innings before the Ath-
letics finally settled the Beaneaters, 4 TO
5. The score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlanta-Memphs 6. Atlanta. T.
At Nashyille-NashUle. s; New Orleans. o
At Montgomery Little Rock, 70 Montgomery. 3
Al Birminghsm-Shrevep0rt. l. Birmingham,
twelve innings; darkness.
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Left on hases-~0Ufhern Railway :, ST. Stephens
s First base on balls-of Dent, p Inning pitched
BY Dent, 49, by Oge 8 21 Hits made-Of Dent
=. 0T Ogle, 3 Struck 0uf-By Dent Z. hy Dg'e g.
Twobase hits-BradieT. Cumberland Warden Nc
kaiEht. Sacrifice Mt-Hughes. Stolen b8es-Ans-
ley Heinrich. Double ravs-Anslev 20 Lvnham.
Bradley % Kraft Hit hy p.tcder-Bv CE'e o Wild
pi,ches-Dent Ken. Passed ball-Hsyden. I'm
piIe-Nr, Hsndiboe. Time Of game hour and p
mirH'ae
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Earned uns-Bcston T. Athletes, l. First base
by errors Boston. 2: Athletics. 2 Left on bases
Boston. 6. Athletics !. First base On ballS-Of
Glaze. 4; OF Prlitt. 2: of Wsddell T. Struck out
By Glaze. 2; by Puitt. g. by Wsddell a. Tuo-base
hits-Unglaub. Hartsel, Sacrifice hts-Suliyan. Con
Ealton Ferris. Seybold VaddeH Stolen bases-Su
Ivan, Congalton Shaw Hartsei Oidfins. Double
pays-Collins to Ferris 10 Unglaub; Parent % Ferris
10 Unglaub. UmpTe-Nr Evans. Time Of game
hours and 30 minutes. Attenaance-6g6.
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The two tail-enders in the Marquette
League played a one-sided game yester-
day. the score being - TO / IN favor Of
st. Vincent.
St. Vincent. held the Dominic boys safe
az all stages. allowing but four scatter
ing hits during the fray. The official
score:
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First base by errOTs-Washington, 2
Left on bases-Washington, Z; New York.
= First base on balls-Off Patten. 1: off
Chesbro 2, OF Keefe l. Innings pitched
BY Chesbro, %; by Keefe . 1-3 Hits
made-Of ChesbrO, 4; of Keefe, > Struck
out-By Patten. 1; by Chesbro. /: by
Keefe, 3. Three-base hits-Elberfeld VIII
liams. TwO-base hits-Keeler, Altizer.
Stolen bases-JOnes, 2; Cross, l. Double
play-HOffman to Chase. Umpire-Mr.
Connolly. Time Of game-1 hour and 90
minutes Attendance-2l00
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St Eincents =

Left on bases-St vincsnt's. S; St. Domnic's, 3
First base on balls-Og Rysn. Il; OF Riston, I: OF
Merrill l. Innings pitched-By Ryan. 5; by Riston.
s. Hits made-Of Ryan. 9. Of Riston. l. Struck
out-By Ryan. a. by Riston. 2; BY Merrill 8 Two
base hits-Spaldng Norris ~. Merrill Schafer
Ryan. Stolen hases-Riston l2 Jones. Waple
Chisn. Mofatt 49,. Hit by ptcher-By Ryan. 2.
Wild pitches-Ryan. Riston. Passed ball-Mofftt.
Umpire-Mr. Lachear. Time Of game-l hour and 3
minutes.
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on bases Boston e. Bro0Elvn. g. First base cn
baIls-OT Dorncr. 2, of B0ultss !. Of Rucker. 2
Struck 0ut-By D7rner Q; bT Rucke-, !. Home run
Lumley Three-ba~e h,t-Burse. Tvo-hase hits
Rtchey, Brain Lumsy. Double pla7-Lumley %
HummeL Umpire Mr.. Johnst0ne. Time Of game
2 hours and minutes Attrndance-l.62
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At jersey City-Baltimors. ;. Jersey City 4
At Ncwark-provideuce. {; Newark. g.
A. RufaIo-Bufalo. 6; Rochester. p
At Nouteal-T0rOnt0 :. Montreal. g.
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iolais -.-... D cS-j - :
-Rstted for Hess in seventh inning
-BattCd for Eubanks in seventh inning
.Batted f0r SeiSer IN ninth inning
SHinchman out for interference.
Cleveland. 0 0 1 90 0x-9
Detroit. 9 0 o 8 0 0-5
Earned uns-CleJeisnf g. Detroit. l. First base
by erOrs-CleveaRd 3 Left on bsses-Cleyeaud 6,
Detroit. 4 First base on balls-Of Hess. 2: of
joss !. of Eubants. 2. of Sewer. 2 Innings
pitched-By Mullin 2; by Eubanks. 4 by Sewer. 2.
hy Hess Z; 0y JOSS. ?. Hits made-Otf Mullin s.
Of Eubanks. : of Sewer. q ct Hess Of JOSS. J.
Struck out-By Hess. {, by Sewer. 2 Three-aass
hit-Hinchman. rwo-hass hitS-Clsrke Downs La
jcle Sacrifice hits-Hess. Clarke Bradley. Stolen
hase-CrawfoTd. Double plays-Laioie to Turner %
Stoysl: Flick 70 Bradley 90 Laioie Passed balls
Clarke PAYNE. Umnrss Messrs. stafford and
0LOughiin. Time Of game hours and 20 minutes.
Attendanoe-3.6i0
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall River-Nev Bedford, 5: Fall River, 2
At Lawrence-Lynu, Is; Lawrence, 2
At Hayerhill-Lowell. s. Hsverhill, 5
At Brockton-Brocktou, 6; Worcester. 0.
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BR0OKLYNS WAKE UP.
BeaneateTS Defeated by Trolley
Dodgers in second Inning.

Boston. May 2q-Brooklyn batted Dor
ner hard iu the second and sixth innings
to-day, while the locals could do little
with Fuckers curves. Maloney played d
brilliant game in the field Score.
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srANpINe oF TIE TEAMS.

New York May 29-The Quaker system
was all avry to-day, and the New Yorks
had picnic. Both Pittenger and McClos-
key were quite easy. and their teammates
PLAYED ike children behind them. Score:
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SOX LAND ON HOWELL.
Brown Pitcher Is Given No Oppor-
tunity TO Get His Bearings.

Chicago. May 29.-Pelty was taken out
in the fourth inning with the bases full.
Before Howell, his successor, could get
his bearings a cascade Of runs crossed
the plate and ST. Louis was unable to
Overcome The lead. Score:
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Lancaster-Lancsster. 2; williamsport, ).
At Johrstovn-Altooua 5; Johnstown, 8.
At Harrisburg Harrisburg. Il York, 10.
Al Wilmington-Wi Wilmington. 8: Trenton, 0.
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HIGH SCHOOL RECORDS.

l0Oyard dash-lO seconds. W. d. Dear.
Central, 1871
20 ard dash . 25 seconds, W. d. Dear,
Genital, lo02
fioyard nm-53 seconds. II. y. Clagett.
Central. 1876
ss3gard un-228l Is. G. Z. Wilson, Cen
trail 1896
Onc-mie run-45o IS W. G. Stuart, Cen
tIal 1898
coward hurdles 25 seconds. b. G. Ham
ilt0n. Central. 1907
sh0t-put-il feet siz inches. A. c. Dlganne.
Technical. 1904. and A. G. Macdonald.
Central 1907.
Hammer thrUw-i3i feet II inches, A. c.
Macdonald Central 1907.
Discis throw-l0) feet / inch, A. C. Mac
donald Central 1907
Pole vaUlr-lo feet inches, W. c. ThUll.
Technical 1905
High jumps feet inches, g. " Curtis,
Central. lses
Broad pmp-I feet 7ls inches, S. Kent,
Central. le05.
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FIRST GAME

Earned runs-Athletics 5. First base by error
Athletics, l. Left on bases Boston 6; Athletics 2
First base on balls-Of Coombs. 2 Struck out-By
Young S; by Coombs = Two-5ase hits-Bareu
Cross Murphy. Stolen Hhrtsel. Oldring- D0u-
bic play-FerTis 10 Parent 10 Uuglaub Wild pitches
Coombs 2 Passed bail-Criger. Umpire-Nr Exams
Time Of game hour and S. minutes.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport-Hartford, z; Bridgeport, 8.
At Waterbury-New Haven, ( Waterbury, 1.
At Springfield Springfield. 5: Holyoke. 2
The Washington herald., 1907-05-30
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Sioux City-Siou5 City, ]; Omaha. o.
Al Denver-Denver 6. Pueblo, 3
At Des Moines-Des Moines, Z, Lincoln. &
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GIANTS HAVE PICNIC
Play Tag with Poor Quakers
on the Polo Grounds.
SCORE RUNS AS THEY PLEASE

New YOrks Make More Runs Than
Hits and Tally i'm Every Inning
hut the First-AImost Every Man
on the Team Gets at Lenst One Hit.
Five Passes TO McGrawites.
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HOLLY'S ERROR IS FATAL.

St Louis. May 29.-CinCinnat won from
the Cardinals this afternoon. 20 o. both
Mason and McGlyn. pitching effective
ball, and an error by Holly letting in the
only run. The score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. inneapolis-Minneapolis. l3 ST. Paul, 4.
At Toledo indianapolis, 5 Toledo. 8
Al Kansas City-MilWaukee 8, Kansas City. Q.
At olumbus-Louisville, 5; Columbus, 4.