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CANS IS FAVORITE


San Francisco June 27.-Joe Cans
now reigns a topheavy favorite in his
fight with Battling Nelson, set for
July before Jimmy Coffroths club,
and unless Nelson money bobs MP
shortly, Cans will rune 4 to ] favor
ite Already Cans admirers are offer
ing to / on Joe, with no Nelson
takers.
Nelson's showing against Attell has
led the fans here to believe that Bat
is no longer the rugged, tough lad that
he was when he met Joe In Goldfield.
and they have every reason to believe
Joe Is far better today than when he
last met Nelson, Willus Britt has con
vinced a number OF fans here that Bat
will win. and while the fans are be-
lieylng Willus dope, they will not risk
their coin on the Battler.
The men are working faithfully, for
they realize that the battle will be
no sparring match. Each holds a ven
geance toward the other, and the BAT
tie viii be hot from the start.
Joe is altering his usual training
methods and has allowed himself TO
run up to 1877 pounds. His idea is 10
have three or four days of hard work
before the bout, reducing to about
1873 l-2 the night before the go. He
can easily take off this small surplus
and enter the ring fit and strong
Cans has developed his advertising
instinct and has arranged for a spe-
cial wire to his hotel in Baltimore the
day of the fight He has sent word 10
his manager to have the notices posted
on billboards throughout the city. Both
Cans and Nelson have again given
brief exhibitions in the open air, box
ing lightly with their sparring part
ners. Neither is featuring glove work
in his training, however
Tickets were bought by party oil
1888 sailors from the battleship Mime
sofa. so the navy win be we'll repre-
sented.
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old Fox Griffith Out of Game

Clark Griffith, one OF the most prom
knent figures ln baseball, has retired
from the game. aad the chances are
that it's for all time. Clark is getting
on In years now and as he has al
ways been good saver while work
ing at his profession he is very COM
fortably fixed with this worlds goods,
80 that he Will not have to worry on
that score
Griffith was one OF the brainiest
ball players that ever donned uni
form Always he was sober and relia-
Bile aud the headiest man that ever
stood 50 the pitchers box. barring,
perhaps /. the great Radbourne OF the
days When the Providence team was
winning the championships Griffith's
strong hold was his "slow BALI he
used to have the batters breaking
their backs trying to hit, and In addl-
fion 20 this he had wonderful control,
which Is a great factor In the game
nowadays.
first saw Griffith when he was
pitching for Jim Hart in Milwaukee
IN 1886. and Frank Selee, who is now
in this city, was managing the Osh-
kosh team IN the Northwestern league
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AT that time was representing the
Chicago National league team and
was their agent IN signing players.
tried to get Griff. but he refused to
come, SO went TO Oshkosh and signed
Selee's crack twirler, Kreck. who was
one OF the greatest pitchers that ever
lived until he hurt his arm and was
forced to retire from the game
Griff then went to Seattle, where he
did great work. and from there he
went to the Chicago National league
team. remaining with Anson until the
war with the American league began
when he jumped TO Comiskey as pitch
er and manager. When the New YorRa
entered the fold Griff was engaged as
manager by Frank Farrell and has
been there ever since. reslgning after
the game of yesterday.
He had hard luck with the High
! landers. II is conceded one of the besi
collections Of ball players ever gotten
together, and yet they fail 10 remain
about the top Of the percentage col
umn. II is the highest salaried team
( as we'll This in way discouraged
Griffith and he handed In his reslgna
tion TO the owners of the club,
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DOPE FOR
THE FANS

A bunch OF affidayits will be sub
mitted to President Pulliam in few
days bearing on the protested game cf
May 2 when Umpire Emslie called a
foul and later said that he had de-
clared a strike on foul tip that was
caught and ON which Seymour was
thrown out at second base In game
with Philadelphia.
Pitcher Peters OF the Dallas team
may get trial with the Giants next
spring as Owner Gardner wants Nc
Graw to take the man Peters pitched
some good games against the Giants
IN the spring exhibition series and has
won nine out of eleven games In the
rcyas league.
Lave Cross thinks he Is good for a
few years more. He has been men
toned as the manage Of the Wheeling,
W Va, team of the Central league.
White, who has covered the initial
sack with satisfaction this season, has
signed with the Crescent independent
team.
Thee viii be quite a scramble later
IN the season for the services OF Short
stop Bush. OF the indianapolis team
Bush Is one el the best hitters IN the
American association.
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after knocking his usual two-base hit.
Willis pitched a star game for the
leaguers Notwithstanding a sore back
caused by tripping on his gown in the
first inning Wells did the twirling
for the Boosters, pitching good game,
but wild at times. The game was
largely attended and the audience was
kept in an uproar during the game.
The feature of the game was the heavy
hitting of the leaguers, Wilson knock
ing a three-base hit, Wells and Hen
nessey getting two-baggers. Faulkner
showed up In the lmelight for the
Boosters and Beck played good game
at short. Tomorrow's game will be
called at o'clock. Batteries. Trip
petit aud Blassingame for the locals (;
Mize and Clifton for Crescent.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


New York, June 27.-McGinnity
pitched a clover game and shut out
the Bostons. Devlin's home run in one
balls and an out in another gave the
New Workers two runs qni
Score r. RI. 10.
Boston ..,..,. 600 600 000--0 3 1
New York . 900 O01 1872 8 1
Batteries: Flaherty and Graham;
IMcGinnity and Bresnahai.
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CASE OF JOINT DUPLICITl

District Judge A. H. Huston today
granted a decree in favor OF the plain
tiff in the divorce case of Gustav
Burkhardt VS. Ludwika Burkhardt
The case is one which is OF peculiar
interest, the plaintiff applying for a
decree on the ground of abandonment
and charging his wife with leaving
him because he refused to advance her
money to take a trip 70 Europe. The
couple were married through a matri-
monial agency and both were fooled
she thinking he was wealthy farmer
and he believing she had money com
ing TO her from an estate in Russia
They lived on 3 farm near Marshall
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Health Coffee" is really the closest
Coffee Imitation ever yet produced
This clever Coffee Substitute was re
Gently produced by Dr. Shoop. Racine
Wis. Not a grain of real Coffee in II
either. DR.. Shoop's Health Coffee is
made from pure toasted grains, with
malt, nuts, etc. Really It would foo
an expert-who might drink 1t foi
Coffee. No 20 or 30 minutes tedious
boiling. Made IN a minute" says the
doctor. Sold by The Bank Grocery.
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SECOND CONVENTION DEATH.
fBy Associated Press.)

New Port. June 27.-Mrs Henry
Winn. of Maiden Mass. who was in
jured by the overturning of a tally
no on a pleasure excursion here with
delegates TO the convention of the
Federation OF Womeu's clubs at Bos.
ton. died early today She is the sec
ond to die Mrs. Sarah Shute, OF Coon
Rapids, Ia, died yesterday of heart
disease.
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The Guthrie league team die not go
TO Crescent today to play an exhibi-
ton game on account OF some of the
team missing the train. The Crescent
team viii arrive here tomorrow with
their band and 100 roOters ana play
an exhibition game al Electric park
which will perhaps be the last game
OF the season. The proceeds go to-
ward paying the back salaries of the
team.
Smith. the swift third haseman Of
the locals, leaves the first of the week
ior Sapulpa, where ne has been en-
gagged to play ia the Oklahoma Kan
sas league the balance OF the season.
Connie Mack has made an offer for
Jack Meyers, the Indian catcher of the
ST Paul team. The Saints boast OF
the only full blooded Indian battery.
They have Louis Leroy. the Carlisle
graduate, who pitched for the Yan.
KEGS two years ago.
Ed Mexican, formerly one of the best
shortslops In the National league, has
just been released by the Fort Wayne
club Of the Central league and viii re-
tire from the game 10 so Into business
az Cleveland Mexican was q star on
the old Cleveland team Ia the days OF
bwkclt, reheau. Childs and O'Nonnor
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Weak women should try DR.. Shoop's
Night Cure. These soothing, healing,
antiseptic suppositories go direct to
the seat of these weaknesses. My
Book No. 4 For Women" contains
many valuable hints TO women, and It
is free. Ask DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis,
to mail 1t. Ask the doctor in stfictest
confidence, any questions you wish
answered. DR.. Shoop's Night Cure is
sold at Wallace's Drug Store.
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CHICAGO, 8: Cincinnati. 8.

Chicago. June 27.--The locals won
by taking advantage of the visitors
loose work. Evers wrenched knee
in sliding to second in the fourth, and
was forced to retire
Score r. II. p
Chicago ...2 .21O 302 0Os-S 10 /
Cincinnati .. .O2O 100 OO2-5 IL q
Batteries; Fraser and King; Spade
Rhoades and Schlei
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MANY pELEeArEs ARRIVE.


Cleveland, o., June 27.-Hundreds
of delegates to the National Educa-
tional association convention have ar
rived and thousands more are expect
ed before the opening. Monday.
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Plttsbura. io: 81. louis. 1.

st. Louis, June s27.-The Pittsburg
team handled ST. Louis roughly and
won the second game o fthe series, 10
TO l. ST. Louis used u pthree pitch
ers. Errors were also prominent Mad.
dox pitched an effective game
Score RHE
st. Louis . 900 900 OOl- 6 8
Pittsburs ......0iO 026 O1O-lO Is 0
Batteries: Raymond, Sallee and
HigglnDotham and Ludwig, Bliss;
Maddox and Gibson.
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Enid, Okla, June 27.-- Enid bats.
men landed on Atchison hard in the
eighth inning. scoring four runs and
winning the game. to 4.
Score r. II. e.
Hutchinson 80. .00l 0l0 101-4 Z
Enid ...,....0 .001 600 04s--5 8 3
Batteries: Atchison and Freese; Nc.
Dill and Allen.
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ninth innings gave them an easy yic.
tory.
Score RH.E.
Springfield .....1O1 600 001-3 3 4
Topeka ...... 900 600 3O2--5 10 2
Batteries: kaufman and Vanderbilt:
Selby and Boles
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Pueblo, June 27.--In an exciting
see-saw game, Pueblo again won from
Omaha by score of to 4.
Score R.H. E.
Omaha ......t00 010 002--4 9 /
Pueblo - 0Of 600 220--5 3
Batteries: Hollenbeck and Gonding;
James and Mitse.
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WESTERN LEAGUE,
penver. s: Lincoln. 5.

IITINUTT " H-TTINWIIII .
Denver, June 27.-McDonough was
sent In to bat in place of Doll in the
seventh inning. and with a three-base
hit started batting rally which won
the game.
Score r. II. n.
Denver .... .012 100 90 02--6 Is /
Lincoln ..... 800 600 010 01--5 l3 3
Batteries: Corbett and Zalnsky;
Jones and Zinran.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Lonla. 4: nefrolt. ?.

Detroit, June 27.-St Louis could
do nothing with Willett until the sew
enth. In that inning. and again in the
ninth, two hits were mixed with a
base on balls and steal, each time
for two runs Hartzefs poor fielding
helped Detroit to both OF its runs The
champions had their regular lineup
for the first time in five weeks
Score RH. f.
Detroit .........100 600 010-2 9 q
st. Louis ... 600 600 202-4 3 3
Batteries: Willett and Schmidt
Howell and Spencer.
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SPORTS

pitchers and by batting opportu1ely
won yesterdays game, to 0.
Score r. H. h
Washington ....l00 0i0 033-S 10
Boston .......... 900 600 000--0 10
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Lon Pitts returned TO Joplin today
Geo. Wood is here from Alfalfa
county.
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Cleveland, June 27.-Cleveland de-
feated Chicago, making 1t three
straight and moving into second place.
Rhoades pitched a strong game until
the last two innings. when Chicago
punched five hits and scored two runs.
J. Clarke's running catch with men on
third and second saved the game for
Cleveland In the ninth.
Score R.HE.
Cleveland $50. $50 010 0G"-4 Z 0
Chicago ,....... 600 600 0i1-2 s 8
Batteries; Rhoades and N. Clarke
Walsh, Manuel and Sullivan.
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Waco. 4; housion. 2.

Houston, Texas. June 27.--Waco won
yesterday afternoon. to 2, in an ex-
citing game. Both teams hit hard
Score RH. r..
Waco ................... 8 3
Houston 9 9
Batteries: Sorrells and Powell;
Bunch and Woods.
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scorIng Shreveport Won, % 2.
Score RH. e.
Shreveport .........s....3 s 2
Austin ....4AV... .... ......2 10 3
Batteries; Reiger said Helding:
Hester and Gordon
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

Joplin, 4; Webb City, 2.
Webb City, June 27.-Home runs by
Corkill and Noyes. each scoring man
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT Minneapolis
Minneapolis, 0; indianapolis. 4.
AT Milwaukee IS
Milwaukee, o; Louisville, /. 3e{1 Z
AT Kansas City
Kansas City 0; Toledo, 3.
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San Antonio, Texas, june 2T.-With
an even break OF eleven hits each
San Antonio defeated fort Worth, 6
to A.
Score R.H.E.
San Antonio ...............6 IL 2
Fort Worth IL 3
Batteries: Ray and Wick; Trigg
and Coveney
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Oklahoma CITY June 27.-scott
passed four men and hit ore ~ the
first inning and the Nets made three.
Neither team mad chance thereafter.
score R.H. p.
Oklahoma City 300 900 000.-3 8
Wichita ..... 600 600 000--0
Batteries: Bandy and Kelsey; Scott,
Bolin, Armstrong and Quie ser.
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Philadelphia, 6; New York, 2

Philadelphia, June philadelphia
defeated New York by knocking Man
ming out of the box In the third inning.
Vickers relieved Coombs in the fourth
and held New York down to one hit.
Score r. II. Il.
New York .....0li 600 00O-2 /
Philadelphia 49, 1903 100 01"-6 3 !
Batteries: Manning. Chesbro and
Kleinow; Coombs, Vickers and Pow
ers. m
Washington, 8 Boston, o. ane
Boston. June 81 Washington profit
ed By the wildness OF two Boston
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Shreveport, 8; Austin, ?.

Austin, Texas. June 27.--ln a game
in wh.ch errors counted largely in the
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American League.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Washington AT Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Boston at New York
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BASEBALL
AND
OTHER

ahead, won yesterdays game for Jop.
I lin.
lJJpfs L no 565 sadsJhOe-4S =
Webb City .... 600 100 1902 z
-. lsatteriest -EsFeokenbangh. POLAND
and Moves, Harrington, Craig and
Check.
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lola at independence.
Bartlesrflle al Muskogee.
Tulsa at McAlester.
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Tulsa. 4: MeAlester. 3.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
DaIlas. 8; oaIveston. 2.

Galveston. Texas. June 27.-with a
total of fourteen hits, Dallas took yes
terday's game, 8 to Z.
Score RHE.
Dallas Observation-Disclosures ~ 5
Galveston .,........ . 1
Batteries: Peters, Maloney and
Kerns; Slater and Louzon and Ed
mondson.
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National League.

Cincinnati at Chicago.
plttsburg at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
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American League.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Western Association.

wichita al oklahoma city.
Hutchinson at Enid
Joplin at Webb City.
Topeka at Springfield.
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Texas League.
Shreveport at Austin.
Dallas at Galveston.
Fort Worth al San Antonio.
Waco az Houston.
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INSTRUMENTATION nuo pbitantbrop, in
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t Or, Sol. s. Senner, frtberer Ginlpons
b.rangss &ommifdr unb porbem 8eodts
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@esenbeu Der Ser. Staoten BEN Ma(os
brdnben Elm @nbe.
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tber 9r, Sarraid) babon.
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1. @idtebr Sir 9iobert 9drts, General,
inipeftors Der See35le in China, In feline
6eimatb.
2. 4arabe Der 8atboliten alg S6lubfeier
oes Gentenarietes Der Gr3biS5eie @eip
Dort in Teip Yorf.
8. t stephan 5iirr, uisarii6er patriot,
50 Sabre, in guoapeit. %9ermdblung
oes 4rin3en Gilbetnt bon S6meoen mil
Der @robfitritin Marie 9atplopna bon
&uBlano in 3orgfoje Seio.
4. Sn GaltutIu iuirb cine 9eri6p6rutis
our GrmorDuas Der b69ten geamtten Brit
tiibsSnoiens, nit 2orD &itdtrer an Der
Spite, aufgebedt.
5. Ser Oeuti9e 9teidstas ainnmt bic 9ors
lase an, iuelde ben @ugbau bes 9abns
nebes in ben Deuti6en Sdussebteten oers
figt. lnter5ei9nuns zines uaseutets
men S6ieosgeridtsDertrags 5tpii6en ben
Ser. Staaten uno Sapon.
6. Sic amerit. Sdla6tf9iftsGlotts in San
Graneiseo eingetroffen.
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