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The Government to Grant the
Prisoners q Privilege.
Bids to Be Opened at Leaven.
worth for Pipes and Tobacco.
RELIEVES THE STRAIN
Physicians Favor the Rule Say.
ing It's a Good Thing.
At Atlanta the Inmates Are
Allowed to Smoke on Duty.

Leavenworth, June 22.-ReQuisi-
tons have been made by the officials
OF the federal penitentiary for the
authority to purchase smoking to-
bacco for the use of the inmates I'M
TIL the necessary machinery can be
installed for the manufacture of the
smoking mixture here at the prison.
After the officials receive the
authority from the department to
make such purchases, bids will be
opened for the supply in quarterly al
lowances.
The privilege of smoking is a new
order at this institution. Although all
the other federal penitentiaries in the
United States allow their inmates to
smoke, 1t has never been practiced
here. The opinions of the doctors in
regard to this privilege have all been
favorable. They seem to think that
1t is of a great benefit to men serving
long terms in the penitentiary to use
tobacco in the form of smoking. 1t
has tendency to relieve their minds
of the mental strain which may exist
from their confinement. Another
thing in favor of the smoking
privilege, it is stated by all physicians
that tobacco is one of the greatest
antiseptics that can be found, and that
1t will check disease to a certain ex-
tent.
AS soon as the tobacco is pur-
chased pipes will be distributed to the
inmates and they will be allowed a
certain amount per week. There will
be very strict orders regarding the
smoking privilege and in failing to
obey these orders their tobacco supply
Will be taken from them and they
Will probably be punished besides.
At Atlanta, Ca, inmates are al
lowed to smoke on duty, or at any
time they choose to light their pipes.
The officials of the penitentiary here
will be more strict regarding this
than any other rule. No prisoner will
be allowed to smoke outside of his
cell.
When asked when the prisoners
would enjoy their first smoke Warden
McClaughry said yesterday afternoon:
THAT is hard to tell; we haven't the
privilege to purchase the material for
them to smoke with yet. AS soon as
we hear from the department, giving
us the authority to purchase it, and
it gets here, we will be able to take
our first smoke
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-22

Topeka at Joplin.
Wichita at Enid.
Hutchinson at Oklahoma City.
Webb City at Springfield.
Today is an off day. The locals en-
bark for Missouri tonight. Three
games will be played in Joplin, Spring
field and Webb City in the order fndi-
Gated. All these teams with the ex-
ception Of the Tripletts are in better
condition than the last time Topeka
met them on their home grounds. Con-
seouently IL may be harder picking
The locals are in much better trim
though than on their last trip and
ought to be doing something. A little
slump in batting is noticeable, but will
soon be obliterated. The pitchers are
working fine. All that Cooley wants Is
fair UNI piring and he promises to do
better than break even on the trip.
Some of the home talent are fishing
in the neighboring swimming noies To-
day and are enjoying themselves Oth-
ers are basking in the cool hooks and
crevices in the city.
Hollingsworth has not had much
work this season and Cooley is giving
him time to get into shape. he VIII
probably debut" against his former
teammates, the Joplin Miners.
The fans are wondering why the Jop-
lin team is so far down the list Inc
Joplin Globe had nearly every member
of the Joplin team on the all-star cast
of the association.
Cermack, who was recently released
by Wichita, has Joined the Rockforo
team in the Three Eye League.
Toman, the new shortstop on the
Enid team, made his debut in Tor eka
in Sundays game. His work in the
neld was good and he secured two hits
and a sacrifice out Of four trips to the
plate.
MANY noxious bouquts were handed
to AIIoway by players at bat in Fri
DAVIS game. Cy Landreth beat them
All when a strike was called on him,
nv turning to Alloway and delivering
himself Of these terrible words. You
smart aleck."
o,yv one game is scheduled for the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-22
THEY REFUSE TO WORK.
Imported Help Wouldn't Labor When
Offered Big Wages.

Ellsworth, Kan. June 22.-One day
last week a stockholder In the Ellis
worth salt plant walked up and down
the streets of Ellsworth trying to hire
hands to go to the plant to help clear
up the wreck OF Friday afternoon. He
offered $1.75 a day for hands. The
streets were crowded with men who are
supposed to be here to help harvest. but
Notwithstanding this fact he found
none of them DESTROYS of work. They
were all waiting for harvest to begin.
Many of these same men are around
every day at the homes OF Ellsworth
asking for something to eat, and tell
ing pitiful tale OF woe about being
unable to get work.
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Score by Innings:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg 5, Cincinnati 1.

Cincinnati, June 27.-Paskert's muff
Of Clark's short fly in the sixth inning
made it possible for Pittsburg to score
four runs, which decided the Sunday
game.
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GOVERNOR HANLY STRICKEN.
Frustrated by the Heat While Ad
dressing Ottawa Chautauqua.

Hanly, governor Of Indiana, was pros
trated by heat while addressing the
Ottawa chautauqua here Saturday at
ternoon. He was given medical at
tention and assisted to his train.
He came here direct from the Chi
cago convention to give an address on
the Patriotism Of Peace" He had
almost finished his address to q large
crowd in the park tabernacle when he
was taken i'll and forced to stop.
Congressman Charles r. Scott pre-
sided. B. J. Sheridan of PAola IL to
preside wednesday, whe~f Governor
johnson of Minnesota Is 20 speak. j
The park camp colonr has grown to
large proportions In t,S4 last two days.
and the chautaude.. will suffer very
little from the hjods.
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ILLEGAL SALES TO STOP.
Permits Arc Being Denied "Whisky''
Drug stores at Wichita.

Wichita, Kan, June 22.-Probate
Judge Kirk denied the application Of
William Swentzel for a permit to sell
Intoxicating liquor. The permit was
denied on the ground that 1t appeared
the law had not been observed by Mr..
Swentzel under his former permit. =
There are several other liquor per-
NIT matters pending before Judge
Kirk. 1t Is said that liquor sales must
be conducted by druggists according to
law or permits will be cancelled or DE-.
MED them.
1t was said today that In view OF
the turn that the permit business has
taken. several "upstart" drug stores
will quit business. r
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In an exciting contest the Topeka
r. r. Y. M. c. A. defeated Harvey
Vile by score of 8 to s. With the
score 5 to in the ninth inning in IA
vor of Harveyville and two outs and
two men on bases singles by Wilson,
Kennedy and Butler Of Y. NJ. c. A.
team Melted four runs making the
score 6 to in favor Of Y. NJ. c. A.
The Y. NJ. c A. secured IA hits and
Harveyville 6. Batteries-Clere and
jerks for Harveyville, and Young and
Kennedy for Y. M. c. A. Attend
ance-400
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Western
1850
Citation
GOSSIP
WHERE THEY PLAT
, TOMORROW.

Topeka at Joplin.
Wichita at Enid.
Hutchinson at Oklahoma City.
Webb City at Springfield.
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SATURDAY GAMES.
Hutchinson 5, Springfield 4

Hutchinson, Kan, June Am
drews hit safe in the last half or the
Fourteenth inning Saturday and came
in with the winning run after two men
were out on clean hit by Pettigrew.
Score by innings: X; II: =.
Hutchinson 1oo2o00o00l5 >
Springfie1d .O0O61 20100o0004 10 4
Batteries-Atchison and Freeze;
George and Tonneman.
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MCPHERSON s, lola 1.
Afmena z. Long Island o.
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Few Men school Teachers.

Wichita, Kan, June 22-School teach
ing doesn't appeal to the young men
of Sedgwick county. At any rate there
at the Sedgwick county normal insti-
tute which has been in session for sew.
eral weeks already. The enrolment
of the institute is now over 200. maxi
ing the proportion of girls in attend
ance 20 to I boy.
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Oklahoma City 2, Webb City o.

Webb City, June 22.-Both teams
disagreed frequently with Umpire Fin
ney's decisions Saturday and Milton
was fined and ordered from the park.
Score by ,on;nes: REE.
webb CITY ........... ooOo0000o-O 2
Oklahoma City 80 0O0O2 O0o-2
Batteries-Craig and Cheek; Bandy
and Kelsey.
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BEAUTY CULTURE
BY Myrtle F. Howard, Graduate q,
Madam Gervaise Graham
Of Chicago.

All about facial blemishes, SUPER
huous hair destroyed forever by the
electric needle. no scars, cure guar
anteed- Avoid dangerous depilator-
les. Consultation strictly private
Residence $40 Topeka Ave. IND.
Phone 242s Black.
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Boy Drowned While Swimming.

wellsville, Kan, June 22.-Roy
Rowland, a young farmer whose homo
was east of Wellsville. was drowned in
Rock creek. With half q dozen other
boys he was swimming in the creek,
normal, when taken by a cramp. Two
Of the boys who attempted to rescue
him barely escaped. The body was
found three hours later . quarter of =
mile down the stream.
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Stricken by ApopIexy.

Emporia, Kan, June 22.-Robert
w. Williams. aged IS. an old resident
of this county, suffered a stroke of APP
oplexy while cutting kindling at his
home He was found by his daughter
and medical aid was summoned. but
he died a few minutes after the physi-
clans arrived. He was born In North
wales, August Is, 1S43, and came to
Kansas in 1863.
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A BIG ALFALFA MILL.
Wichita Company Is to Erect a Three
Story Building.

Wichita, June 22.-The Kansas Pure
Alfalfa Milling company, which was in
corporated January %, is to build
three story building on Fourteenth and
Santa Fe avenue. Pure alfalfa meal
will be manufactured The building is
to be a frame structure covered with
corrugated iron.
The main building will be 100 feet by
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-22

Manhattan, Kan, June 22.@The re-
gents of the Agricultural college have
elected Mrs. Delanda Mason Cotey to
succeed Mrs. Calvin as professor or
domestic science. Mrs. Cotey grad
uated here in 1881, taught for several
wears In the North Dakota Agricul-
tural college and for 13 years was pro-
lessor of domestic science in the Ag-
ricultural college at Logan. Utah.
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WICHITA

Summary: TwO-base hltS@F1lIman,
Reed. Three-base hits-Harrington.
2. Sacrifice hits-Wanner. Corkill.
stolen bases-Reed, Middleton. Hits
or Speer in five and one-half in
nings, 5; off Bolin- in three one-haf
innings, 2. Struck eut-ByShaner, 8;
by Speer, 5; by Bolin, 2. Left on
bases-Joplin, /; Wichita, 5. Bases
on balls-Off Shaner, 5; off Speer, /;
off Bolin, /. Wild pitch-Speer.
Passed balls-Noyes. Umpire-Shus-
ter. Time-1:50. Hit by pitcher
Corkill by Speer.
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Springfield 4, Hutchinson. o.

Hutchinson, Kan. June 22.-Kauf-
man held the Saft Packers to a single
hit and no runs Sunday, while his
team mates gathered four runs, all
resulting from errors.
The score.
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Wright says he will have the Enid
team playing better ball soon. He has
several good men on the string and
will have several weak holes plugged
up within a few days.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
indianapolis 8, Milwaukee I

Milwaukee. June 22.--Hopke's hit. fol-
lowed by errors by Brown and Schnei-
berg, in the fifth gave the visitors three
runs and the game.
Score by innings: R-HE
Milwaukee -. .......1oooooo &
Indianapolis 80. 1000 OO0Os 4 q
Observation-Disclosures and Roth; Dur
ham and Livingston.
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Webb City 8, Oklahoma City Q.

Webb City, Mo-, June 22--webb
City made it three out of four Sum
day, batting Folbre for three two
base hits and a single in the second
inning after two men were out, net
ting three runs.
The score:
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Hagerman pulled off some great
base running stunts Sunday. In the
seventh inning he was given base
on balls. Wooley hit a lone one to
Frantz and Hagerman went to sleep
between first and second, and 1t was
necessary for the locals to string a
hawser out and pull him back.
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Topeka Tigers Beaten.

A few idle members of the City
league yesterday played the Topeka
Tigers and overwhelmed them by a
score of II to Z.
Score by innings: R.H.E
City Leasuers ......2es COS Or "a 2
Tigers ........ ........1 1 o o o o. 10 10
Batteries-Butler and Harris; LAM
bert and Jones.
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Other Sunday Games.

lola S. Muskosee 2.
Tulsa s, Bartlesville 1.
Great Bend 4. lola /.
Neodesha 8. Frisco Office /.
Rich Hill 2, Archie 1.
Valley Falls 9, Rushville 9.
Ponca City 8, Winfield 2.
Rockville 9, Deepwater O..
Atchison SO, Marysville 90.
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AN Amateur Record Broken.

Brookline, Mass, June 22.-S. c. Law
renee of Harvard broke the pole vault
record of the New England Amateur
Athletic association at the associations
track end field meet here with vault
of IL feet IA inches.
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Western League.

Sioux City 8, Omaha o.
Denver z. Des Moines 5.
Lincoln 6, Pueblo 6.
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EXEMPT FROM TAXES.
The Idea a Leavenworth G. A. n. Post
Has Gotten.

Leavenworth, Kan, June 22.--Cus-
ter Post of the Grand Army OF the
Republic association. d corporation
here has filed suit in the district court
Of Leavenworth county to enjoin the
county treasurer and board Of county
commissioners from taxing the real
property OF the Organization here. The
action is based on the ground that
the property Of the g. A. r. should
be exempt from taxation under the
provisions Of the state constitution
covering churches and benevolent 50.
cieties. This action IL said to be
unique in the history OF the g. A. r..
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 5, washington ?.

Detroit, June 22.-Detroit punched
three singles with an error in the first,
and two doubles with an error and a
base on balls in the second, winning
the game Sunday.
Score by innings R.H.E-
Detroit ...............-2 3 o o 00s5 2
Washington ..........0 o o o 90 1-2 8 2
Embellishments and Schmidt;
Burns, Kelley and Warner.
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Burns and Lang Matched.

Melbourne, June ga syndicate
has arranged match between "Bill"
Lang. champion of Australia. and
Tommy Burns. the American heavy
weight champion, during the week the
American fleet is here.
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Some of the home talent are fishing
in the neighboring swimming holes to-
day and are enjoying themselves Otn-
ers are basking in the cool hooks and
creyices in the city.
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TOPEKA.

SCORE BY INNINGS
Enid .......-....-....0 o o o o o 90
Topeka ...-......-...0 o o 0 %
Summary: Two-base hit-Davis.
Sacrifice hits-E. Olson, S. Olson,
Toman. Stolen bases-Davis 2. Land
reth, Kahl, Middleton 2. Bases on
balls-On Hagerman 1; Off Ashley 4.
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Newton 8. Ponca City 2.
Salina s, Great Bend /.
Tulsa Z, Bartlesville 8.
Independence 6, McAlester 2.
lola 8, Muskogee 4.
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Atch1son, Kan, June 22.-Theo.
ison's first exclusive wholesaler. II
dead here. He and q brother located
here in 1852 and jobbed tobacco ana
groceries to freighters and western
merchants Mr.. Batho1ow was the first
man to predict that John James In
gals would occupy a seat in the Unit.
ed States senate.
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Strong City 4, Topeka Santa Fe 2.

Strong City, Kan, June 22-The
Santa Fe general office baseball team
of Topeka was defeated here Sunday
by the city team in well played
game:
Santa Fe ........20 000OO0-2 2 2
Strong City ..........00 90 go 3 2
Batteries+MorrIson ana Snyder;
Hardin and Martin.
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Totals
HUTCHINSON.

~Batted for Olson in ninth.
iBatted for Casey in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Springfield .........0 D IA
Hutchinson .........O o o o o o o o 90
Summary: Bases on balls-Of
Kaufman, 8. Struck out-By Kauf-
man, 5; by McNeely, 8. Sacrifice hits
Andrews, Kaufman. Time of game
LEO. Umpire-Burke.
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s. Olson made a one hand stop off
Red Wright yesterday and threw the
leader Of the Railroaders out at first
on what was apparently a safe hit.
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Pueblo 1876. Sioux CITY 10.

Sioux City, June 22.-Pueblo, by de-
feating Sioux City twice Sunday, left
the bottom of the list, going ahead of
Des Moines.
Score by Innings: R-H E.
Sioux City ..........Oo 0O1OOO-1 2
Pueblo .............O o o 8 1880 2-13 Is 2
Batteries-Crutcher, Starr and
Shea; Nichols, Fitzgerald and Smith.
Second game-Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
Sioux City ............0 o o o o o 5000 8
Pueblo .-............0 o o 0-6 10
Batteries-McKay and Shay; Fitz-
gerald and Smith.
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Brunts I. Eagles O.

The entrance of the j. NJ. Brunt
team into the City league was cele-
brated in a fitting manner by the
Brunt's coping their first game by
score of 1 to o. The game was a
pitchers battle between Adery and
Coke. The Brunts only tally came as
a result of Catcher Lesline's bum
throw over third base allowing rum
ner to come home.
Score by jennings: RH.E.
BruntS -.--..--.O Q g OOOl I
Batteries-Adery and Klauer; Coke
and Desline. Two-base hit-Lesline.
First base on balls-Off Adery, 2; off
Coke, 4. Struck out-By Adery, 8; by
Coke, 10. Double play-Tipton, I'M
assisted. Hit by pitcher-Wonder and
Coke. Umpire-Stillhorn Time 80.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha 3. Des Moines 2

Des Moines, June 22.-Des Moines
dropped to bottom place Sunday,
losing its sixth straight game to the
Champions.
Score by innings: Ri
Des Moines 0OO0O11eo-2 9
Omaha ...............0 o o 3 000003 /
Batteries-Nelson and Yeager; San
ders and Gonding.
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Kansas City 60. Columbus IL

kansas City, June 22.-By falling
upon J. Gladstone Graney. southpaw
for coupe of opportune bingles, the
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association today when Hutchinson
and Oklahoma City meet In the lat
ter's territory. In view of the recent
experiences of Cooley in Melville, we
can extend our sympathies to DIR. An
drews in advance.
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1. Two-base hits-D. White, Everhart
B. White, Lotion. Bases on balls-On
Roach, 3. Struck out-by Roach, o:
by Folbre. 4. Left on bases-Wepo
City, 8; Oklahoma City, 8. Double
play-Everhart to Pokorner to Cuth-
bert. Wild pitch-Roach. Hit by
pitcher-Folbre, Lotion. Sacr1hce
hits-Kelsey, Mccormick. stolen
basesNLofton, Love. Emory. Folbre.
Time of game-1:10. Umpire-F1n-
ney.
Joplin 8, Wichita 2.
Wichita. Kan, June 22.-Joplin
took the last of the Wichita series
here Sunda-- 6 to 2. Shaner kept his
hits we'll scattered. Several of Sinus
ter's decisions were jeered by the
spectators.
Speer and Holland were put out OF
the game for disputing decisions I'm
pire Shuster made several questionable
decisions which provoked the wrath OF
the crowd and when the game was
over an attempt was made to MOP MIN.
Hundreds of fans collected about the
ticket office where the umpire mao
sought safety. 1t took the efforts OF
Frank Isbell and four officers to keep
the crowd away.
After an hour, when the fans SUI
fingered, Manager Holland made
speech telling the fans that the demon
stration injured the game. The umpire
was called on to apologize and wnen
he appeared and said that he might
have made a mistake the crowd cheereo
ever, was accompanied to the city by
oficers. President Shively was pres
ent at the game.
The score:
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Louis Runkel has been hitting good
in the present series. He is in good
standing with the local fans and ev-
erything that Lou does is watched
with interest by Topeka followers OF
the national sport.
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$Batted for Brennan in ninth.
!Batted for Arnold in ninth.

Summary: Three base hits-Mc-
Lear, 2. Sacrifice hits-Arnold, Middle
ton, Frantz. Double plays-E. Olson
to Cooley; Kahl to E. Olson to Cooley.
Stolen bases-Kahl, Frantz. Bases on
balls-Off Arnold, 2; off Hendryx, 5.
Struck out-By Arnold, 4: by Hendryx,
4 Passed ba1l-Allen. Umpire-Allo-
way. Attendance-1,00 900.
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The Pugilistic Calendar.

Monday night-Jimmy Dunn VS..
Hughey McGovern, ten rounds, in Pitts
burg, Pa.
July 4EJoe Cans VS.. Battling Nelson,
45 rounds, in San Francisco
July IPacky Mcfarland VS.. Fred
die Welsh, 10 rounds, in Los Angeles.
July 10-Jim Barry VS.. Jim Flynn,
20 rounds, in Denver.
August 1S-Tommy Burns VS.. Bill
Lange, 20 rounds, in Australia.
September Abe Attell vs. owen
Moran, 20 rounds, in San Francisco.
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SATURDAYS BALL GAMES.
National League.

Cincinnati 10, Philadelphia OF.
New York 4. Chicago o.
st. Louis. 9, Boston 8.
Pittsburg go, Brooklyn 1-2.
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Joplin Z. Wichita s.

Wichita, June 22.-Joplin won from
Wichita Saturday by punching hits In
the eighth.
Score by innings: X II E.
Wichita ...............0 o o o o o S6 10
Batteries-Moore, Beckenbaugh and
Moves; Dick, Armstrong and Qeiesser.
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Lincoln 6. Denver.4.

coins Sunday laws the game with
Denver scheduled for that place was
played here. Lincoln won by smuggling
Chabeck in the second inning. They
could do nothing with Olmstead, who
succeeded him.
Score by innings: R.BE
Lincoln ...........15 0OOOOOs-6 9 0
Denver .........10 90 OOO2A 1
Batteries-Hoono, Johnson and Zin-
ran; Chabeck, Olmstead and McDon-
ough.