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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-12
Bloodhounds for Night Riders.

LEXINGTON, Ky, July IA tele-
gram from Owenton, Ky. summoned
Capt. V. G. Mullikin of this city and q
pack of bloodhounds today. n barn full
of tobacco having been burned there.
and might riders" having been accused
of the crime.
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sherlM,s Sale

Under and BY virtue of an execution In favor
OF the Hiiisborough Grocery Company. A
Corporation" for the sum Of tf03lS. Also an
execution In favor OF currie B. Witt for the sum
of ts7 90. Each OF said executions being issued
on the 18th day OF August 1905 out OF and under
the seal OF the Circuit Court OF DeSoto County,
Florida, and against Ormoud A. Morgan l have
levied upon aud viii sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash In front OF the west door Of the
court house. In Arcadia. Florida, within legal
hours Of sale ON Monday the 5th day Of october
1905. The following interestin lands described
to-wit; A one-eiehth undivided interest OF in
and 10 southwest quarter Of southwest quarter,
70, Township II Range % East. Also a onc-haif
undivided interest Of In and to Lot -Four Of Block
81 and one-half undivided interest OF In and 20
Lot one OF Block "A In the town plated Trabue
recorded and now called Punta Gorda All Of
said lands being In DeSoto County, State Of
Florida and levied upon as property Of Ormord
A. Morgan A, c. FREEMAN, sheriff
Aug. ~, 1905.
c. c. MORGAN, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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Tampa and Boea drande Boat Line

Commencing Tuesday, August asth,
The Tampa and Boca Grande Boat
Line viii inaugurate twice week
sailings.. between Tampa and Boca
Grande, Fla, handling business to and
from all points reached by the Charlotte
Harbor and Northern Railway.
At Tampa the following connections
will be made Mallory s.. S. Co., to and
from.all points North and East.
New Orleans, Mobile and Tampa S.
s. Co., from Mobile, New Orleans and
the West.
This line is also prepared to handle
all freight to and from Tampa, Fla.
All freight forwarded by this line will
be given careful and prompt handling.
Rates are cheaper via this line to.and
from all points on the Charlotte Har-
Dor and Northern Railway.
The average time between points is
as follows: New York and Eastern
Ports, seven to ten days. From New
Orleans seven days. From Mobile five
days. From Tampa twenty to twenty
four hours.
The Boats Of this line will dock at
INA Water Street. Tampa, Fla, which
is a convenient dock to be reached by
drays Boats will also touch at the
Mallory Line docks each trip to take on
and put off freight
Insist on your freight being routed
via Tampa, via the Tampa and Boca
Grande Boat Line and the Charlotte
Harbor and Northern Railway.
Business Is respectfully solicited,
For rates and engagements write the
following: j. Heard, President. Ar
cadia, Fla, W, j Gilliean Audr, and
Secty., Hull, Fla, L. deTreville. Mgr.
Arcadia, Fla. New Orleans, Mobile and
Tampa 5. s. Co.. Agents, ia Water St.
Tampa, FIa.. Mallory S. S. Co., Agents.
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for the ratification or rejection Of the said Joint
Resolutions proposing amendments TO the Con-
sttution Of the State Of Florida, viz:
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known IS Chapter sss4. Of the1IAws Of Florida
approved June S, 1905.

SHOWN - SnepteI oSof, OF the LAWS OF fioriua,
approved June S, 1905.
JOINT RESoLUTION proposing an amendment
to Section Thirty-hve OF Article Five OF the
Constitution Of Florida, relating to establish
ments OF Courts.
BE 1T Resolved ny THE LEGISLATURES OF THE
STATE OF FLORIDA:
Thirtyshve Of Article Five q
the Constitution of Florida is
hereby agreed to and shall be proposed and sub
tted to the electors Of the State for approval or
rejection at the next general election hereafter,
that Is to say, said Section Thirty five OF said
Article shall be amended as to read as follows:
fed shall be established In this State except that
the Legislature may provide for the creation aud
establishment Of such additional judicial circuits
as may from time to time become necessary, and
for the appointment by the Governor aud con-
frmation by the Senate Of additional circuit
eral jurisdictions shall be the same as Is herein
provided for the circuit Judges herein already
provided Tor. and may cfotie any Railroad Com
mission with judicial powers In all matters con-
nected.witb the functions OF their office.
The votes cast In compliance with said propos-
ed amendments, and the canvass. declarations
and returns thereof, shall be subjected to the
same regulations and restrictions as are provided
by law for general elections In the State Of
Florida.
go IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF 1
}sEAL{ have hereunto set my hand and af-
~ fixed the Great Seal Of the State Of
Florida, at Tallahassee, the Capital. this twenty
fifth day OF July, A. ID. 1908.
H. CLAY CRAWFORD,
Secretary OF state.
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In the. Circuit Court. peSoto County, sixth
Judicial Circuit Of Florida.
Van Dillon csriton}
VS..
Az McI.enon
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY coNcERr.
Take notice that under and by virtue OF an
execution issued out OF and under the seal OF the
Circuit Court Of said County Of DcSoto In the
above entitled cause. on this the 23rd day Of
July, 1905, have levied upon the southeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter fthe northeast
quarter and the south hall Of the southwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section
eighteen. township. thirty nine, south Of range
twenty,four east. and also The south half 81
blocks four and ave. subdivision OF the southwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter Of section
eighteen, township thirty-nine south Of range
twcnty-foui east, also all fractional blocks one,
Eve and SIX. q Railroed survey q the town d Fl
Ogden and will offer the same fors In front
OF the west door Of the Court House IN the City
Of Arcadia. said County and state. on Monday.
the 9TH day OF September 1905 the same icing
the FIRST Monday in said month betwecn the
legal hours Of sale ON said date. TO the highest
and best bidder for cash.
Levied upon as the property Of A, J. AIcI.enosi.
A. c. FREEMAN,
sheriff Desoto County FLORIDA.
LEITNKR & J,HrTNnR
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Notice
Notice

OF Application for Tax Deed under Section Of
Chapter 4sss, Laws Of Florida.
Notice Is hereby given that John Daughtrey
purchaser of Tax Certificate No. ISL, dated the
5rd day OF July A. ID. 1905, has filed said certif-
cate In my ONCE, and has made application for
tax deed to issue In accordance with law. Said
property situsted In DeSoto county, Florida, to-
wit: M OF MEX Section 10 TIP, 50 S. r. "a Z.
The. said land being sssesseA -sfrSthe date 81
the Isl meg OF such certificate in the name Of
redeemed according to law tax deed viii issue
thereon ON the 18th day Of September A. ID. 1908.
Witness my oficial signature and seal this the
17th day Of August A. d. 1908.
tSEAI.l III. X. CARLTON, -
CLERK cireuit Court Desoio County, Florida
BY c. L. CARLTON, ID, c, ~.
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1aatitf Of TIrttian.

WHEREAS, The Legislature Of 1907, under the
Constitution Of 1885 Of the State Of Florida did
pass three Joint Resolutions proposing amend
and the same were agreed TO by a vote Of three
hfths OF all the members elected to each house
that the votes on said Joint Resolutions were
yeas and nays thereon, and they did determine
and direct that the said Joint Resolutions be sub
mitted to the electors Of the State at the General
Election in November 1908
NOW. THEREFORE, I, II. CLAY cRAw-
FORD. Secretary Of State Of the State Of Florida
do hereby give notice that
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GtnfraI Efftion

will be held in each countj In Florida on Tues
day next succeeding the first Monday In Novem-
Der A. ID. 1903, the said Tuesday being the
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-09-10
Gbirb pdp Of Nobfmbn

Resolutions proposing amendments to the Con
shtution OF the State OF Florida, viz:
A JOINT RESOLUTION proposing an amend
inent TO Section Nine ~ Of Article Pive Isl OF
the Constitution Of Florida relating to judicial
salaries.
BE IT RESOLVED ny THE LEeIsrAruRK OF THE
STATE OF FLoRIDA;
That Section Nine ~ Of Article Pive (5) Of the
Constitution of the State of Florida be and the
same Is hereby amended 80 as to read as follows,
viz.
Section Nine ~. The salaries Of justices Of
the supreme Court Circuit Judges and Judges Of
Criminal Courts Of Record shall be fixed by the
Legislature. r5,s
That the foregoing amendment Of Section Nine
~ Of Article Fiye 90 OF the Constitution Of Flor
ida Is hereby agreed to, and the same shall be
submitted TO the electors Of the State for approval
OF rejection at the next general election Of Rep
resentatives hereafter. as required by Section
One ~ Of Article Seventeen I'D CT said cousti-
tuition.
JOINT RESOLUTION proposing an amendment
70 Article Twelve Of the Constitution Of the
krowu as Section Sixteen Of said Article. pro
yidin2 for the levy OF special tax for the
support and maintenance Of the University Of
lege. the Institute for the Bird Deaf and
Dumb, and the coiored Normal School.
BE II RESOLVED BY THE IEoIsLA1uRE OF THE
STATE OF FLoRrDA
That the following amendment to Article
Twelve Of the Constitution Of the State Of Florida
the same is hereby agreed to aud shall be sub
fnitted TO the electors Of The State at the next
general election Of Representatives. TO be held in
the year 1898, for ratification or rejection
Sec. IS. A special tax Of one min on the dollar
Of all taxable property In the State shall be levied
annually for the support and ulafnfeua uce Of fine
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Co0ley's Men Give the Salt
Packers a Good Drubbing.
Five Runs in the First Inning
Insure a Victory.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Roy Arnold Benched for Dis
putting the Umpire.
Other Winners Oklahoma City,
Wichita and Joplin.

Hutchinson. Kan, June S.-Hutchin-
son lost the opening game to Topeka
here Sunday afternoon by the one
sided score of to 2. The salt
Packers just arrived in the city at
noon after a tiresome ride of forty
eight hours from Springfield and put
up a very dopey game. The visitors
started on McNeeley before he had
attained his stride and five hits
coupled with numerous errors and
dumb plays gave the visitors the game
in the first inning. The Topeka team
hit hard, the work of Kahl being the
feature of the game. Kahl secured a
double and three triples out of four
times up.
In the first inning Roy Arnold, the
pitcher of the Topeka team. was
benched for disputing with Umpire
Shuster and Boles sent in to relieve
him. Boles held the Hutchinson team
safe throughout the game.
The score:
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NIidgets Score Shut Out.

The Midgets scored a shut out on
the Flambeau team in the city
league yesterday afternoon, the score
being to 0. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Bob Robin
son who did not allow a safe hit until
the ninth inning and but one then.
He walked four men and was quite
wild.
Score by innings R.HE.
Flam DeauS u U U U W. L
Midgets go. .........0 002 O 20 0-3 5
Batteries-Lowe and Carr; Robin
son and Senne.
Summary: Sacrifice hits-Johnson,
P. Kempton and Harris. Bases on
ballS-Of Lowe, 8; off Robinson. Z.
Double play-Butler unassisted. Wild
pitch - Robinson. Passed ball
Senne, Carr. Hit by pitcher-Schloski
P. Kempton, Robinson and Senne.
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Versed and remanded for further pro-
| ceedings.
The Mo. Pac. Ry Co. VS.. Paulina
Bentley; error from Sumner county. on
| a new trial.
| First State bank of Scott City VS..
3. Vogeh; error from Scott county.
Reversed and remanded for a new trial.
City OF Kansas City. ct al VS.. Jas.
McGrew, ct al: error from Wyandotte
county court Of common pleas. Revers-
| ed and remanded with directions to en-
| ter Judgment for the defendants.
Henry Miles ct al. VS.. Robert Miles
| ct al; error from Cowley county. AT
| firmed.
BY GRAVES, ].
Sarah Dalton VS.. The K c. F. S. e.
M. Ry. Co.; error from Anderson conn
ty. Reversed and remanded for fur
Their proceedings.
c. r. I. p. Ry. Co. vs.. Henry Han
sen; error from Smith county. Affirm-
ed.
Mrs. L. K. Brown vs. ]. b. Shields:
error from Sedgwick county. Reversed
and remanded for another trial and for
further proceedings as Indicated.
o. j. Peterson, receiver, vs.. Lucinda
Baker; error from Allen county. AT
firmed.
City of Clay Center ct al VS.. The
from Clay county. Reversed and re-,
manded with instructions to enter
judgment for costs in favor of the
city.
BY BENSON, J.
Fred Thorp vs.. r. F. Fleming: error
from Reno county. Reversed and re-
manded with directions for a new trial.
j. N. Hawkins ct al. VS.. Milton
Brown: error from Rice county. Modi-
fed; the judgment against J.. s. and
G. D. Moots is affirmed; the Judgment
against ]. N. Hawkins is reversed and
cause remanded for further proceed.
ings.
State Bank of Commerce VS.. Board
of County Commissioners of Marion
county: error from Marion county. Az
firmed.
City of Erie VS.. The Erie Gas 4.
Mineral Co.; error from Neosho county
State of Kansas Elk rel. VS.. c. S. Ma
ton; original proceedings in quo war
ranto. Judgment Of custer against de-
PENDANT allowed.
PER CURTAIN
F. J. Crawford VS.. Minnie NJ He
brew; error from Pottawatomie coun-
ty. Affirmed.
City of Kansas City ct al VS. b. Seq
wartberg ct al; error from Wyandotte
county common pleas. Reversed and
remanded with instructions to enter
judgment for the defendants for costs.
r. L. Comeaux ct al VS.. John H West
ct al; error from Brown county. Pro-
ceeding in error dismissed.
William huH We. LOUISA L. Hull, ETC.:
error from Shawnee county. Affirmed.
William Hull VS.. Louisa T. Hull, etc:
error from Shawnee county Affirmed
Benson. J., not sitting.
George w. Earl VS.. Mary Cotton. ct
al error from Riley county. Affirmed
Thomas Burger VS.. Charles e. Palm
err; error from Republic county. Az
firmed.
T. H. Harrod. administrator, etc. VS.
w. K McComas; error from Cowley
county. Affirmed
T. III. Harrod. administrator. etc. VS.
county. Affirmed.
state OF Kansas ex rel VS.. Henry IT
Nelson, ct al; error from sumner
county; reversed and remanded with
instructions to enter judgment for fi,s
state on the pleadings.
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Totals
OKLAHOMA CITY.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Springfield .........2 l %
Oklahoma City 20 o 0 8 4 0-10
Summary: Two-base hits-Emory.
Bases on balls-Off Westmoreland 5, on
McClintock 2. Struck Out-By West
moreland g. Stolen bases-Cole, Rapps,
w. White g Sacrifice hits-Smith,
Risley, Tonneman, Love, Goes. Left on
bases-Springfield 8. Oklahoma City z.
Double plays-Smith to Milsap; Risley
to Smith to Milsap; Emory to W.White.
Wild pitch-McClintock 1. Hit by pitch
er-Milsap, Mccormick, Anderson.
First base on errors-Springfield 2, Ok
lahoma City 1. Time of game-1:40.
Umpire-Alloway.
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SATURDAYS GAMES.
Oklahoma City A, Springfield


Springfield, Mo-, June Signatures
Saturday were Smiths one-hand catch
and Nicholas fancy pullin of high
fly. The game was hard fought I'M
til the twelfth inning.
score by innings: RHE.
Okla oma o 00010000o34 4
Springfield 80 0O10000 O000I
Batteries-Kaufmann and Wander
hill, Folbre and Kelsey. Umpire
Alloway.
Hutchinson, June S.-Hutchinson-
Topeka game postponed; rain.
Wichita, June S.-Wichita-Webb
City game postponed; home team
failed to arrive account washout.
Joplin, June s.-Joplin- Enid game
postponed, account of floods.
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American League.
American Association.

First base on balls-Off Hendrix 3, off
Ashley 2, off Newton 5. Struck out
By Hendrix 1, by Ashley 8, by Newton
Z. Left on bases-Enid 8, Joplin 8. Dou-
BILE plays-Wanner, unassisted; Run
kle to Wright; Frantz to Runkle. Hit
by pitched ball-Cobb. Stolen bases
Runkle, Geist, Fillman, Wanner. Reed
2, Corkhill, Pullman 2. Sacrifice hits
Ashley, Pulliam, Hammer. Time, OF
game-1:50. Umpire-Finney.
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Several interesting games We're play

Several interesting games We're play
ed in the Church league Saturday af-
ternoon. The leading game was the
contest between the two Congregation
al church teams, the First Congrega-
tionals winning from the Central Con-
gregationals by a score of 10 to 5. The
game was played at Washburn park.
The Walnut Grove team won from
the First Baptists by forfeit as the
Baptists failed to show up at Skene's
park where the game was scheduled to
be played.
The Third Presbyterians defeated the
r. r. Y. NJ. c. A on the grounds of
the latter by a score of to 5.
The North Topeka Christian team
won from the Potwin Presbyterians on
the Kenwood diamond.
The Church league schedule for next
Saturday is as follows:
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. and First Con-
gregationals at Kenwood; Walnut
Grove Methodists and First Baptists at
Washburn college grounds; Potwin
Presbyterians and Third Presbyterians
at the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. grounds
Central Congregationalists and the
North Topeka Christians at Skene's
park.
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TRACK MEET AT LAWRENCE.

The Local Y. NJ. c. A. Team DeciSively
Defeated Kansas City.
Lawrence. Kan, June S.-The Law
renee Y. M. c. A. track and field team
decisively defeated the Kansas City
Y. M. c. A. team on McCook field here
Saturday afternoon, the score being 70
to 40.
Bruner, Shafer, Shane, Wilhelm, Wat
son, Koenigsdorf, Hendrickson and
Howser were the point winners for
Kansas City. Roy Babb, George Babb,
Johnson, Jones, Martin, Drake, Ulm
and Wiedemann won points for Law
renee. There was a fair crowd and the
weather was ideal
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CANS GOING TO FRISCO.
To Begin Preparations for Forty-f1ve
Round Go With Battling Nelson.

Chicago June S.-Joe Cans is heading
Friscoway, where he will start training
for his forty-five round fight with Bat
Ting Nelson before the Colma club on
July 4. He declared before leaving that
Nelson will not be as easy as most peo-
pie think and that while he is sure he
can stop the Dane, he would not put
the end before fifteen rounds.
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HUTCHINS SON.

$Batted for McNeeley in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Topeka ,.,.........5 o 0 0 1 0-6
Hutchinson ........1 0 0 0 l %
Summary: Two-base hits-E.
Olson, Kahl. Base on balls-Of Ar
mold, 1; off Boles, 1; off McNeeley, 1.
Struck out-By Boles, 5; by Nc
Neeley, 2. Hit by pitcher-Petti-
grew Passed ball-Brennen. Hits
of Arnold, 1 in one-third; off Boles,
5 in eight and two-third innings.
Time of game-2.00.=U sShus-
ter.
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BEAUTY CULTURE
BY Myrtle F. Howard, Graduate NJ
Madam Gervaise Graham
of Chicago.

All about facial blemishes, super
fiuous hair destroyed forever by the
electric needle. no scars, cure guar
anteed. Avoid dangerous depilator-
les. Consultation strictly private.
Residence 800 Topeka Ave. Ind.
Phone 2423 Black.
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Toledo After KflliIax.

Tulsa, Ok, June 8.-Toledo of the
American Association, wired an offer
of $1,000 for Pitcher .Kiililay of the
home team. Killilay has record of
nine games won out of ten pitched.
with his one defeat due to errors as
but one hit was made OF him in the
game. The offer win be declined.
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American Association.

Louisville Z. ST. Paul 1.
Milwaukee 9. Columbus 2.
Toledo 6, Kansas City 3.
Indianapolis 8. Minneapolis O..
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WICHITA.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Webb City ..........0 o o 0 0 OIL
Wichita ......0 0 o 0 o p
Summary: Two-base hits-Pennell
First base on errors-Webb City l. Hit
by pitcher-White. Left on bases
Wichita 6. Webb City 10. Struck out
BY Burnham 8, Scott 16. Bases on
balls-On Burnham 4, off Scott 8. UNI
pires-Burke and Hoffman. Time-2.0O
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Wichita 2. webb City 1.

Wichita, Kan, June 'S.-Although
Scott struck out 16 men it was Webb
City's game until the last of the ninth
when batting rally gave the game to
Wichita Sunday, score 2 to 1. An error
gave the visitors their only run. The
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Other. Saturday Games.

Manhattan 2-1, K. U. 10.
Newton 5, Ponca City 3.
Chillicothe s, Indians Z.
Eskridge 4, Alma 3.
Amherst 8, West Point 8.
Harvard 8. Dartmouth /.
Brown 1, Pennsylvania 4.
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Joplin Z. Enid 3.

Joplin, Mo-, June S.-Hendrix went
wild in the fifth Sunday, the inning
closing with Cobb cleaning the bases
with a homer, giving Joplin the game
with Enid. The contest was we'll play
ed. but drizzling rain fell through
cut. The score:
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Milwaukee's New OutfieIder.

Memphis, Tenn, June S.-Outfielder
Kutina has been sold by the Meridian
Cotton State league club to Milwaukee,
Pitcher Hess has been released by the
Nashville Southern league club to
Springfield, Mass.
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LOCAL BALL GAMES.

On the Farmers diamond, north of
North Topeka, the Pleasant Hill team
won from the Rochester team by a
score of to 4 in a well played game
last Saturday afternoon. The batteries
were Bollom, Berry and Moore for
Pleasant Hill and Stewart and Marker
for Rochester.
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Pueblo 90, Des Moines 2-10.
Denver 16, Sioux City 2.
Lincoln l, Omaha 0.
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Oklahoma City 10. Springfield 3.

Springfield. Mo-, June S.-Westmore-
land was wild and this coupled with
the heavy hitting of the visitors and
loose fielding of the locals gave Okla
homa City one of the easiest of vic
tories Sunday. The score:
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in the box by Sioux City's pitchers won
them both games with Denver Sunday.
Score by snn;ngs: EE:
Sioux City ..........0 2 0 00001 O-3
Batteries-Corbett and McDonough;
Furchener, Freeman and Henry.
Second game-Score by innings: R.H. e:
Denver ..........-...1 U %
Sioux CITY ....O1 o 2 2 90 Is 8 l
Batteries-Olmstead and McDonough;
Starr, Mckay and Shea.
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SATURDAYS GAMES.
National League.

Chicago IA, Boston O.
Pittsburg 5. Philadelphia 2.
New York 8. ST. Louis 2.
Cincinnati 8, Brooklyn 2.
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American League.

Philadelphia 2. st. Louis 0.
New York 6. Cleveland 2.
Chicago 5. Washington 4.
Boston 10, Detroit 5.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At To1edo-Toledo 2, Kansas City 5.
At Columbus-Columbus 3, Milwau-
kee l.
At Louisville-(First game), Louis
vile 5, ST. Paul 1: (second game),
Louisville 4, ST. Paul 8.
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Other Sunday Games.
Valley Falls 10, Meriden z.
Dodge City 5, Kinsley 8.
Rock Creek II, Oakland 4.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Pueblo 6. Des Moines ,

Pueblo, June SIN game which
abounded in sensational plays Pueblo
made it three out of four from Des
Moines by a score of to Sunday.
The game was called at the close of the
seventh to allow the visitors to catch
a train.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Des Moines .......-......1 0 3O1O@5
HueDlo ...-.-.-...-...---..2 o 20 06
Batteries-Bomar and Yeager; Mich
OILS, Galgano and Mite.