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Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Hutchinson ........O o 0 2-6
Joplin ...........O 1 ~1o
Summary: Earned runs-Hutchin-
son 4, Joplin IL. Two base hits
Freese, Murray; three base hits
Reed, Cobb. Home runs-Pollard,
Corkhill, Harrington, Persch 2. First
on balls-Off Pollard 1, off Westcott
4, off Stofer 1. Struck out-Bys Pol
lard g. hits off Westcott IA, Off An
drews 1, off Stofer 2. Wild pitch
Westcott; balk Westcott Double plays
-Stofer to Casey to link. Hit by
pitcher-Casey, Stofer. Stolen bases
-Persch. Sacrifice hits-Cobb, Reed
O. Harrington. Murray. Time-2:15.
Umpire F'inney..
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WICHITA.

springfield .......-.0 O s o o o o / -
Wlchlta ..............0 1 1 0 1 0-6
summary: Earned runs-Spring-
field, 2. Two base hits-Off Gray,
karsten, Holland, Hetling, Bolin.
Home run-Dalrymple. Bases on
balls-Off Karsten 4, off Kaufman 1.
off Clarke 2. Struck out-By Karsten
3, by Kaufman 4, by Clarke 8, by Be-
lin L. Left on bases-Springfield 4,
Wlcnlta y. Stolen bases-Kunkel.
Sacr1f1ce hits-Plank, Armstrong
Double plays-Toman to Annfs. Hits
Six off Karsten in A " innings; six
off Clarke in 3 innings. Wild pitch
karsten. Hit by pitcher-By Clarke,
Tonneman; by Bolin, .DalrympIe. First
base on errors-Springfield 2. Wichita
3. Time-1:45. Umpire-Shuster.
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Topeka Defeats Enid and Lands
in Second Place.
Made Hits Off Hendrix when
Hits Meant Runs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Doughty Hutchinson Cap
tain Turns Game in a Farce.
Oklahoma City and Springfield
Win Their Battles.

Enid. Ok, July 16.-By bunchlng
their hits Topeka won in very inter-
esting game. But three hits. were
made off Hendrix but they were all
made at a time to make runs
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MISS KELLERMAN's SWIM.

Start From Charlestown Bridge ana
Finish at Boston Light.
Boston, July 16.-Miss Annette
Kellerman is to attempt what 80 of
the crack swimmers failed to accom-
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Oklahoma City Z. Webb Civ 2

Oklahoma. City, Ok, July 16.-
Burnham and Gill were pounded hard
and the locals won an easy game. 7
to 2 Mcconnell was forced to retire
which struck him In the stomach.
The score:
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CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE.
Newton 8. Little River 2.

Newton, Kan, July 16-Newton made
it two out of three by winning from
Little River. The locals outplayed the
visitors at all stages of the game.
Score by innings: RIB
Little River ..........o2 900 0o00-2
Batteries-Morgan and Gotthwaite;
Carderman and Bowen. -
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list batted for Allen in ninth:
hley batted for Hendrix in ninth
TOPEKA
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Enid ''..........O o o 90 0 OIL
Summary: Stolen bases-Boles. Two
base hits-Kahl, Wright. Double
plays-Olson to Boles to Landreth.
Bases on balls-Off Roach, 1; on
Hendrix. 1. Struck out-By Roach, 3;
by Hendrix, 2. Passed ball-Brennan.
Time of game-1:33. Umpire-Allo-
way.
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in the habit of running its campaign
on, 1t sounds more like Democratic
figure. Estimates on campaign funds
of the past As years are as follows:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland 1873. New York 1-2.
| New York, July 16.-Cleveland took
both games OF the doubleheader from
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the locals. President johnson was a
witness to the drubbing. The visitors
played havoc with New York's pitcher s
In. the first game, winning by 16 to 1
and they captured the second by to
2.
Score by innings RHE
Cleveland ............0 13o115& 16 II
New York .....-.....0 o 10000 IL
Batteries-Thielman and NJ Clarke,
Davidson; Hogg, Doyle and Sweeney.
Second game-Score by innings: RI. e.
Cleveland ....----...-00 00201 0-3 (
New York ............0 o 100 o. I
Batteries-Rhodes and N. Clarke;
Lake and Kleinow.
Detroit 5. Boston 4.
Boston, Mass, July 16-Detroit
punched hits with Boston's errors and
easily won. Willett was very effective
with men on bases. Rossman's fielding
was feature.
Score by .nntnas. R.H.E
Detroit ................2 000102 %
Boston ................0 o o o 90 L Ell
Batteries = Willett and Schmidt;
Burchell and Criger.
Washington 8, st. Louis 2.
Washington, D. c., July 16-Wash-
ington punched four hits in the eighth
on Bailey and with a wild pitch scored
enough runs to defeat St. Louis.
Score by innings: R.H. E
Washington ...... % o o 90 sS3 z {.
st. Louis .....-...--.0 DO o 90 o % e J
Observation-Disclosures and Street; Bailey
and Spencer. Time-2 hours.
Chicago So. Philadelphia IL.
Philadelphia, July 16-Chicago and
Philadelphia split even in a double
header. Walsh held the locals safe in
the first game, but the home team
punched hits in the second.
Score by innings: R-H E.
....ss...-.s...z ~ " W.
Philadelphia .........0 o 90 o. OIL
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan; Wick
ers and Schreck.
Second game-Score by innings: R.H. e.
Chicago ..............-0 20 o 30 o. II
Batteries-Owen and Weaver;Dygert
and Shrek. ,-..-- 49,
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New York II. Chicago o.
Pittsburg 8, Boston 2

Pittsburg, Pa, July 16.-Pittsbu
won in the tenth inning. With the
bases full and no out, Flaherty hit
Clarke, forcing in the winning run.
Pittsburg also reached first place again
Score by innings: RHE
Pittsburg .-......-.--.0 O. I Is
Boston ................o o o o 0O[
Batteries-Leever and Gibson; Fla
herty and Smith.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW:
Topeka at Oklahoma City.
Webb City at Enid.
Wichita at Joplin.
Hutchinson at Springfield.
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Ellsworth 8, Minneapolis 2.

Ellsworth, Kan. July 16--Ellsworth
took the last Of three straight games
from Minneapolis Wednesday, the fine
stick work by Ellsworth making them
easy winners.
Score by innings: LII. z.
Ellsworth 1000 32210S 9
Minneapolis 80. 81 o o o. 5
Batteries-Ellsworth, Taylor and
Watson; Minneapolis. McElby and Ju
Clifton.
Other Baseball Games.
Greensburg 8, Pratt 0.
Independence 8, Tulsa 1.
Bartlesville 4, Muskogee 1.
Denver I, Sioux City 0.
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Lincoln didn't have as much of a
fund as it is already rumored Andrew
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus 2-1s, Louisville o.

Columbus, July 16.-Columbus took
two games this afternoon from Louis
vile. Geyer scored a shutout in the
first one. Congalton's batting in
both was timely. Eight hits were
punched on Durham in the last two
innings of the final game in which
every Columbus player did something
brilliant once or more.
Score By ,on;ngs: r
Columbus .......1 100 O0OOs-2
Louisville .........O 10000 1
Batteries-Geyer and Fohl, Halla
and Hughes. 200. s,.-s-- ...- - r..
Second game-Score by innings: 2. H. E.
Columbus ...........-2 1O0 % II3 10 :
Batteries-Harris. Hess and Fohl,
Durham and Hughes.
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Minneapolis 2. Milwaukee 4.

Minneapolis 2. Milwaukee 4.
Milwaukee. July 16.-Minneapolis
punched hits off Curtis in the third.
scoring two runs, which proved
enough to win. C1ark's home run
was the only Milwaukee tally.
Milwaukee '......... 100000 oooI I
Minneapolis ...-.-...-O 2 o 20 OO2
Batteries-Curtis and Beville, Pat
terSon and Black.
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Philadelphia 8. St. Louis 4


st. Louis, Mo-, July 16.-Philadelphia
took the opening game of the current
series from St. Louis. Beebe and Kar-
ger were unsteady and were hit freely
in the first two innings. McJullien was
effective. Rain delayed the start of
the game.
Score by innings: RHE
st. Louis .............0 o o o Ii I
Philadelphia .........3 8 o o o 00-S II o
Batteries-Beele, Karser and Bliss;
McQuillen and Doom.
New York II. Chicago o.
Chicago, July 16.-Tenney hit the first
ball pitched for two bases and Bresna-
han followed with a triple and New
York kept up the hits till the final
score stood IL to o.
Score by innings: RHE
Chicago .............. o o 100000 8
New York ...........2 o 1 80 o 2i1 Il /
Batteries-Brown, Pfeister, Overall
and Moran; Wiltze and Bresnahan.
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kansas City 6, st. Paul 4.

Kansas City, July 16.-Running the
bases like a lot of Texas steers in a
stampede, humping the ball with a
vengeance and playing first division
ball in the field, the Cross crowd cop
ped out the third victory from the
Saints at Association park yesterday
afternoon by a. score, of to 8. The
performance of the !, Saints might
make the game look little ragged,
but it is a dead cinch that the Blues
played good ball. -.
Score bv innings: Ri E.
Kansas City ..-......0 0 700 !
Batteries|Egan and Sullivan, Geh-
ring and Laughlin.
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Indianapolis 2. Toledo o.

Toledo. July 16.-Indianapolis won
the closing game of the series from
Toledo, landing on Nagle. for three
hits in the third, Bush's triple and
Cooks single bringing in the winning
runs. Both pitchers were in excel
lent form, one base on balls only be-
ing given. -
Score by innings: II. H e.
INDIANAPOLIS 80. o o 1000 OO0-2 Z /
Batteries-Nag1e and Abbott, Slew
err and Howley.
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American League.
National League.
SPRINGFIELD.

was the feature.
The score:
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the locals. President johnson was a
witness to the drubbing. The visitors
played havoc with New York's pitcher
in the first game, winning by 16 to /
and they captured the second by to
9
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Washington 8, st. Louis 2.
Chicago Sc Philadelnhia IL

Philadelphia, July 16.-Chicago and
Philadelphia split even in a double
header. Walsh held the locals safe in
the first game, but the home team.
punched hits in the second.
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The locals will play the Nets tomor
row at Melville and then the real base
ball of the season will be played. Tn
locals have a chance of returning HON
in first place If they can take thre
straight from the Nets.
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logte iie, i'm unterbre6eno. r9totir-
lid)er,peiie bGtte ih bid 5herIt 9e-
fraet. Oil peibt, Bob idl oeine 0ber-
berrlidfeit infrter bereituilig oners
femme. 9lber Der Grin5 miro mir be.
3cugelt, ooB ih oieie, notilrlif MIR
probiioriide &erobreoling crit porDuI
ouf Dem @ege trof, no on nldt 81.
aeaeu marit. @iait on es nid)t 10
nutcrbleibt Die 8eiie, oaS peritept lldl
pon ielbit."
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Wie lit biea!

@ir bieten einbunoert 9olarS 8elobs
nung fir ieben Sal bon aatarrh. Der
nidf bnrd ginnebmen bon Sails 9as
torrheaur gebeilt iperbeu fam.
8. 8. GbeneD& Co.. @igentb.
Splebp. O..
@ir, Die llnter8ei6neten, baben S. S.
g6eneb felt BEN letter IS Sabren 9es
tanut uno balten i'm fiir bplltoulmen ebs
renbaft in allen Observation-Disclosures
uno finanaiea befdbiet, ale bon ieiner
Sirma eingeeaneenen 8erbinoli6teiten
8ef 4 gruor, @roB9anoels@9ro
gutter, Soleoo, 9;
90 aIbin9. &innan 4 Marbln.
@robbanSels@ 9rosuiiten, 9oleoo, o.
Sails &atarrbs8ur miro innerli9 9e<
nonlmen unb tpirft brett anf oas 8lut
1tn0 bie i6leimisen Sberfladen beg
Sbftems. 3eieniie fret %perianSt. %reis
Is Gents per Slaide. @ertauft bon allen
Ipothefern.
SalI's Samiliensgillen iino Die beiterl.
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saS-s egas- Snrm.


100000 ader biIiges. rei6es
6armlotto I'M orteIiiben 8iirtel bon
Gii0>Seras, N 0ncces, Cameron uno
0upal Counties. glues 2ano TT tiefe,
idtpar3e, roaenoe. Mesqllite Bratrie
llno tiefer, idtpar5cr, ionoiger Sebm.
Seine Steine, gutes 8aiier in &C.
ringer Giefe. GeuBerit geiunoe @e-
IQeu0 Ga8 9ono lit ausge3eihnet fir
8aummoQe, Corn @lfalfa, @ein.
trouben, Granger, Sitronen etc. uno
.lieqt an ser GiIerbabn, 8ir perfou-
len in Iar5eGcn bon gefpiinidter
@r6Be. Sir mciterc Suformotioneu
Idreibe man an Die
0crman.slmcrican 2anS So.
4tiee. 9ateceS 60, Scras.
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8aitfreies Sans.

Sober lit ms miufommen, penn
mir poblouf iino; bas iino mir nur,
rpenn Die @eroaltunesorgone in Orb
nung {ino. Or, Sings Nelle 2ebens-
pilen reglllieren Die Satigfeit oes
Mageng, ser 2eber lrno gingeipeioe
10 p%oafommen, bob babel iid ieoer
ipoblfiblen mntB. % Gents BET Den
Mpotbsfern @oolpb 9reib uno Ut.
gebn 81 So.
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IN Sennle inn Die @eb4l

SIN 3enlple iin0 Die @ebauoe
a~6gebronnt, in oenen lid bas Sdnitt-
luoren-@ eldGft ser Mc@elpep Cont
pam. Scr Miiiiiiippi-Sto oas
@eIdGft pom 9urmib & @ilep, oas
5d,ncioergeifldft BON @barles &oe-
ser, oos 5pencer'i6e @ubrparen-@er
I6Gft uuo oos @omea'i6e Ntelier be-
fanocn. Ger Shooen belarft lid
ouf 100000, lit ober gum 9roBter
Cell btrb 8eriider1ug genedt.
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So6n $. SultOm, offeptli6er 90
tar. @rln1oeioentllm. @gent ~
9eniionSonlpriide. 3immer 8, Ct
cSoncs Sotel, SitsSonlton StraBe
@eioe Telephone 500.
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MIlerlei.

9os @etterlisnei,Surem lagt
noiIes mo oapn bolo lpieoer tn'teS
Wetter poraus.
sSm @lter bon 80 Sabren ltorb
;Srou opuiie Sobonna Seberer, @at-
tin BON @eore s.. Seberer int Soule
Hires 8oters @uiton Sdmelber, 9to.
5f3 8oter StraBe, nod larl9iplerl,
oell aranfenlaeer. Sic billterlaBi
ibren @atteut pref ainoer, @oter,
alpei grilber itile erei SdpeIterll.
Ger @enerai-G nartlerneilter
Sol. 81. d. Stepens ioroert bis sum
81. Mdr5 anaebotc elr lllr Die Stefe-
rlt,,a ppn lag aopnllcriepTerpelL
$40 flcineren 9ferben "a bellefel'
Meitpferoen lnb fiiiti ifmerei Ffer'
oen fiir sic Artiacrie.
Ger Sbnpan.GrbldlaffSpro6ef
lit All @unliten Der III Ilne Slnlr'
grf.. wobneuoeu alaaer eHtldl'eoel'
mor0en.
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@elS 81 uerIeiben = @merion u
50, 32t @eIt . Commerce StraBe.
8fanoleiber uub Silpeliere. Dor
aaius IN perfoQenen Bfanoern.