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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-18
Second Game of Crucial Ameri.
can League Series to Detroit.
Was Won by Making Most of
Hits and Clever Base Running,
MULLIN WAS TOO MUCH
Vetern Pitcher Held Athletics
at q Safe Distance.
Police We're ON Ground But No
ROWdyism Was Attempted.

Philadelphia, Sept. 1S.-Detroit won
the second game of the series with
Philadelphia yesterday, to 3, before
crowd of $4,000. Each team made the
most of it's base hits, Philadelphia scor-
ing all it's runs by punching five safe
drives in two innings. while Detroit
profited by Krause's wildness. Noi.e
of Mullins four passes did any damage,
but four of Detroit's runs were started
by bases on balls or batsman being
hit by a pitched ball. In the last in
ming, the visiting players also ran the
bases with great cleverness and three
double steals were registered by them
Two of these double steals helped to
were made, four of them being Of the
sacrifice fly variety.
One hundred policemen were again on
the grounds to preserve order, but there
was no semblance of rowdyism.
Mcintyre scored for Detroit in tie
first inning, after getting four balls, on
Bush's sacrifice, Cobbs safe bunt and
Crawford's grounder to Collins HeIt-
muller's single. Barry's sacrifice and
Bakers single tied the score in Phi a =.
delphia's half of. the first inning. De-
troit again took the lead in the third in
ming. Mcintyre again scored on four
balls, Bush's sacrifice, Cobb's scratch
hit and Crawford's sacrifice fly. W.th
one out in the fourth inning, Jones was
hit by a pitched ball, took third on
Stanage's single and scored on Mullin' s
secrifice fly. Philadelphia tied the score
in the fifth inning by scoring two runs
on Thomas double, Krause's safe bunt,
four balls to Heitmuller. Collins sacrl-
flee fly and Bakers single. One man
was. out in the eighth when Crawford
drew four balls and Barry fumblec
Delehanty's grounder. The. runners
worked a double steal and Moriarit5's
single scored Crawford. In the ninth,
Mcintyre and Bush each singled and
then worked a double steal, the former
scoring on Cobb's sacrifice fly. Score:
PITT A DEF ,PTITA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-18

1t is the Wisconsin, Illinois league
over which Mr.. Mol1 presides, and
the league has made rapid strides be-
cause of the good administration by
its president.
Numerous are the good players
who are sent to the big leagues from
the Wise onsin- Illinois league. Ward
Miller, Pitcher WARRIOR, Pitcher
Leise, First Baseman Konetchy,
''Cozy" Dolan and others are grad
yates of MolPs organization. Good
umpires, too, are turned out by him.
Brannan, recently signed by Presi-
dent Haydler of the National, was in
the WI. this season.
President Mon has unique rule
regarding players who do not be-
have and one which will I'M
doubtedly be adopted by other
leagues that have low limit for
carrying players. If a player is un-
ruIy during game he is benched.
and If the umpire is forced to put
him out of the grounds. that player
remains suspended for a day and
cannot get on the field the next day.
Mr.. Moll has. been interested in
baseball for years and likes the sport
He is bowler of national reputation
and was one of the prime movers in
getting the A. B. G. tourney in Mil
waukee a few years ago. He never
misses a bowling congress.
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DROP TWO GAMES
Wichita Had No Trouble in TAX
ing Another Double Header.
BOles and Kaufman Were Hit
Hard I'm Pinches.
TR0N MANGS HAO0TER
~IRON MAN" HASSLER
WichitG's "Busher'' Pitched in
Both Contests.
Was EffectiveAgnfnst Ceoleysox
After Getting Started.

Wichita, Kan, Sept 1s.-Without
apparent exertion the Topeka team
dropped two games to the Wichita
team-M The topeka team is the most
1istle8 bunch which has visited Wich-
1ta this season. Just why they are
ahead of the Izzies Is hard to tell and
many of the fans here are willing to
wager that Wichita beats Topeka out
for fourth place. Hassler pitched
both games and after the first in
ming OF the first game was strong all
the way. Neither Boles nor Kauf-
man could stop the terrific hitting of
the Izzies. Westerzil, Middleton and
Pennell were the heavy sluggers.
Geier Of the Topeka team hit the ball
over the right field fence for a home
run in the first inning of the first
game.
The scores:
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Frank Isbell is now with the Izzies,
having been allowed to return home for
the balance of the season by Comiskey.
Isbell is taking a look at Hollands
youngsters and laying plans for nexr
seasons team.
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AGG1Es PROSPECTS GOOD.
Practice at Manhattan School Starts
Next Week.

Manhattan, Kan, Sept. 1s.-A1-
though football practice is in full
swing at all the larger Kansas COL
ieges. the Aggies have still another
week to wait before Coach Mike
Ahearn will call the men together.
Though always later in starting than
ether colleges, K. S. A. c. is a week
later than usual this year In. opening
I'D. Thecollege year proper will begin
wednesday, September %, and the
first football practice. will be held Sep
TENDER "a.
ssIt is unfortunate that we have so
late a start this year" said Coach
Ahearn recently, "but the fact that the
Aggies of 1909 will be made Up almost
entirely of old men means that 1t
should not take very long to whip
them into shape. Still, it will mean
that there will be a good many fun
bles the first few games"
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Lincoln 1. Sioux City o.

Lincoln. Neb., Sept 1S.-Although
Chabek pitched a no hit game here
yesterday, Lincoln resumed her shut
out habit, and shut out the Sioux who
hit Ryan for four hits. After two men
were out in the fourth inning Thomas
hit down the third base line for a
single. WEIGH took desperate
chance and threw to first but threw
wild. and Thomas reached second.
Davidson's bunt in front of the plate
was fumbled by Towne, Davy reach
Ing first and Thomas third. On a
double steal Thomas slid home with
the only run of the game.
Tha score:
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held the locals easily until the ninth,
when he vas taken out with the bases
full and none out. Crandall relieved
him and retired the locals with only
one run. Chicago played poorly at
times.
Score: RHE
Chicago .......o o o oil 1
New York. 0 3 o o o 1 o. 8 1
Batteries-Pfeister. Overall and Arch
er; Wiltse. Crandall and Schlei. Two
base hits-Seymour. Murray. Bases on
hallls-On Pfeister l. Struck out-By
Pfeister 2, by overall L. by Wiltse 2,
by Crandall 1. Umpires-Rigler and
tombstone
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Omaha 9 o.;;::;::........,.......S g z
| Summary: Two base hits-Fox,
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BCOHE By INNlNGS:
Topeka ...........4 0 0 o 0 o o.
Wichita .............3 o 2 0 40
Summary: Left on bases-Topeka,
2; Wichita, 6. Sacrifice hit
Landreth. Two base hits-Wooley,
Abbott, Pennell. 2; White, 2; Wester-
ziI. Home run-Geier. Double plays
-Kahl to Abbott, 2; Jokerst to Arm
strong to Jokerst Hughes to White to
Armstrong. Bases on ballS-Of
Hassler, S; Off Boles, 4. Passed balls
-Kerns, 2. Struck out-By Hassler,
8; by Boles, 1. Umpire-Clark. Time
of game-1:S0. Attendance-300.
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NdIIle cdIIeu IN the Il1Ih inning
agreement.
SCORE nv TNJNJrNcc.
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Pueblo 1914. Denver SO.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 18.-The DEN
yer team continued on her way down
the ladder yesterday by dropping two
games to the Pueblo team. Pueblo
used three pitchers in the first game,
Jackson going so strong at the last
that he was sent back to go to the
second game. The second game was
called at the end of the fifth inning
or the lead of the Tailenders might
have been much greater
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
kansas Citv 2. CoIn1nhns o.

Columbus, Sept. 1S.-Patsy Flaherty.
who has been able to beat Columbus
time after time this season. put another
game on the winning side yesterday
when. he shut out Bill FriePs warriors
while his team mates were making two
Score: R.H.E
Columbus .O 90 5000 3
Kansas City,. o o 1 o o o 1-2 5 8
Enthusiastically and Schreck
F'laherty and Frambies.
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nearlyif not quite put the Des Moines
team out of the race here yesterday,
by taking both ends of double
header. Miller and Lang were
touched up for fifteen hits in the first
game while hits were punched on
Biersdorfer in the second game.
Lower finished the first game for
Omaha and went all the way in the
second.
The scores:
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Summary: Stolen bases-Stankard,
2; Curtis. Mag, Cassidy, Jones. Dur
base hits-McChesney, Cassidy. Sac
rif1ce hits-Foutz, Belden, Corhan.
Struck out-By Durham. 2; by Locke,
2; by Swift, l; by Jackson, 5. Bases
on balls-Of Durham, 4; off Locke,
l off Swift, 2; off Jackson, 2. Wild
pitches-Jackson, 2. Left on bases
Denver, 10; Pueblo, z. Time-1:5O.
Umpire-Derrick.
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Totals ............SS 8 10 80 10
Slated for Patton in the eighth.
DIES MONIES.

1.-TWO out when winning run was made
SCORE BIZ INNINGS:
Omaha ....-.....-o o o o 0 Is
Summary: Two base hits-King,
WEIGH, Pendry, 2. Wild pitch
Lang. Bases on balls-Of Patton, A.;
off Miller, 4; off Lang, 1. Hit by
pitched ball-By Patton, 2. Struck
out-By Patton, 1; by Lower, /; by
Miller, 8: by Lang, 1. Left on bases
Omaha, 9; Des Moines. 8. Double
plays-Miller to Colligan TO Dwyer,
Lang to McManus to Dwyer. Niehoff
to Bader, 2. Stolen bases-F'ox,
Potts 2; Mattick, Kerner, Niehoff.
Sacrifice hits-Gonding Miller. Time
-2:45. Umpires-Haskell and Null
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Pittsburg 6, Brooklyn 8.

Pittsburg, Sept. 1S.-Pittsburg defeat
ed Brooklyn yesterday by a score of
to g. OF the nine hits they made
seven were for extra bases. Wheat,
Brooklyn's new outfelder, made two
sensational catches. cutting off that
many big hits.
Score: R-H.E
Pittsburg ....o oOo1os6 0
Brooklyn .......2 0 o o 1 o 0 o 0-3 2
Batteries-Liefeld and Gibson; McIn-
tyre and Bergen. Two base hits-Wil-
son, Le1fieId. Wheat. Three base hits
Wagner, Abstein. Wilson. Gibson.
Home runs-Clarlze. Bases on balls
Off Mcintyre 4. Struck out-By Lei
field 2, by Mcintyre 2. Umpires-Kane
and EmSlie
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GOOD BALL ADMINISTRATION.
What President Charles MoH Has
Done for His League.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept 1S.-There
is one baseball league in organized
ball that deserves more attention than
it receives, and the same holds good
for the president of the organization
Charles F. MOL of Milwaukee.
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LIT UA
tia, 8; Topeka, 6. Sacrifice hit
Geier. Two base hit-Reilly. Home
run-Armstrong. Stolen bases-Mid-
dIeton, Jokerst. Double play-KahI
to Reilly to Abbott. Struck out-By
Hassler, 1; by Kaufman, 2. Bases on
balls-Of Hassler, 2; off Kaufman
1. Umpire-Clark. Time of game
1880.
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American League.

SIOUX cit :;.:.:.:O Q 9 Q %
Summary: Two base hit-Hunter.
Stolen bases-Thomas, Davidson, 2;
Cockman. Smith, Andreas, Towne.
4 Bases on balls-Off Ryan, 1; off
Chabek, /. Hit by pitched balls-By
Ryan, 2. Left on bases-Lincoln, 2;
Sioux City. z. Time-1:25. Umpire
-Glenalyfu
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Two base hit-Thorras. Sacrifice hits
Bush 2, Cobb, Barry, Moriarity. Old
ring Sascrifice dies-Crawford, Mullin.
Collins. Double plays - Delehanty,
Bush and Jones. Stolen bases-Oldring,
Cobb, Crawford, Delehanty. Moriarity.
Jones. Mcintyre, Bush. Struck out
BY Krause 8, by Mullin 3. Bases en-
balls-Off Krause 4, off Mullin 4. Fist
on errors-Philadelphia /, Detroit l.
Hit by pitcher-Krause, Jones. I'm
pires-Perrine and O'Loughlin.
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Jack Thomas is nifty first baseman
and plays a fairly good second base,
but he evidently has no business at
short. In Thursdays double header
against the Sioux he contributed seven
errors, another worlds record.
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The Lincoln News attributes Gag
nier's injury to Sioux City's luck. The
News scribe figures that Lincoln would
liant Frenchman been in the game.
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THE EEL, MAKES RECORD TIME.
Canadian Stallion PAGES Mile in Free
for-AH I'm 2:O8N.

Syracuse, Sept 1S.-The free-for-all
| pace was the feature of the grand cir
| cult meetin~ yesterday, the gray Cana
clan stallion. The Feel, wriggling out
| victory, after losing the second heat
| to Copa De Orc, who took second
money. Lady Maud was third. Time
CT best heat 2:02A.
After winnig the first heat in the
2:16 trot, Bronzon, driven and owned
by Henry L. liter of Readville, Mass,
ran away. He hurled his driver to
the ground and bolted down the track,
but was stopped after running quar-
ter of mile. Walter Cox's Melva J..
won the next three heats and the race.
Bronzon took second money and Silver
Baron third. Time of best heat
2:11A.
trot. Naoma won the first heat, but
fell back to fifth place in the second.
She was then drawn. Royal Penn
was second and MacDougal third.
The best time was 2:11 "a.
Ella Ambulator outfooted Caffeno
and won the fifth and deciding heat OF
the 2:O9 pace. Caffeno took second
money and Byron K third
Tevis 10, Robinson 5.
Ribinson, Kan, Sept. 1S.-In the
second game of the Wolfe River Valley
ball series. Tevis won from the Robin
sen team here yesterday, by the score
Cgf10 to 8. The battery for Robinson
was Lacy and Barley and for Tevis,
King and Mowers.
Miss Stokes Lowers Trotting Record.
Lexington, KY, Sept. 1S--The
worlds trotting record for yearlings
was broken at the colored fair here
yesterday by Miss Stokes, who made
the mile in 2:19H u. The former rec
crd of 1923 was held by A. D. Bell.
Miss Stokes is by Peter the Great and
is owned by w. e. D. Stokes OF the
Patchen Wilkes farm.
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Biersdorfer. Dalton. Bases on balls
Off Lower, 4; off Bfersdorfer, 5.
Struck out-By Lower. 4; by Biers-
dorfer, O. Left on bases-Omaha, 8;
Des Moines, 6. Stolen bases-Fisher,
2; Potts. Co1ligan. Sacrifice hits
Fox King, Cadman. Time of game
-1:45. Umpires-Haskel and Null
lin. 900.
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A rumor was started some place tc
the effect that John King vas trying
to purchase the Sioux City club. The
Sioux City papers say there is nothing
to it. Ducky is wise and won't sell q
money maker.
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| Mssst4sgTg|s league
4 OTESL v
WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW
Topeka at Denver.
Wichita at Pueblo.
Des Moines at Sioux City.
Omaha at Lincoln.

1 Wichita at Pueblo.
| Des Moines at Sioux City.
| Omaha at Lincoln.
Two games will probably be played
| at Denver tomorrow. On the first TRIP
| the Topeka team missed one game or
account of rain. This will be the last
| chance to play 1t, and 1t will probably
| be played, as the Denver club is forced
| to give some extra inducements in or
der to get any kind of a crowd at the
games.
| Old Danny Green is back in the game
| for the Sioux. Ducky Holmes and Tom
| Campbell do not seem to be with the
team. They don't like Ducky in Lin
coin any more and he doesn't go there
very often.
A rumor was started some place tc
the effect that John Killing vas trying
to purchase the Sioux City club The
to it. Duclxy is wise and won't sell a
money maker.
Jack Thomas is a nifty first baseman
and plays a fairly good second base,
but he evidently has no business at
short. In Thursdays double header
against the Sioux he contributed seven
errors. another worlds record.
The Lincoln News attributes Gag
nier's injury to Sioux City's luck. The
News scribe figures that Lincoln would
have trimmed Sioux City had the bril-
liant Frenchman been in the game.
The Sioux City Journal and Tribune
still continue to blubber over the faults
of the seven other managers in the
league. This is necessitated in order to
cover up the dirt and odor created by
the Sioux City manager.
The series Of games between Des
Moines and Omaha have been trans
posed. The one scheduled for Omaha
will be played at DeS MOines and vie
versa.
Some sporting writer has selected the
following all-star team, to which tie
of the ST. Louis Cardinals whose abii-
ity to play any position is well known:
Pitcher-Hogg, Louisville.
Catcher-Hart, Montgomery.
First base-Henn Augusta
Second base-Grubb, Augusta.
Third base-Leach. Pittsburg.
Shortstop-Roach, Lancaster.
Left feld-Crane, Harrisburg.
Center field-Wolf, Harrisburg.
Right field-Drake, Wilkesbarre.
Frank IsbeI is now with the Izzies,
having been allowed to return home for
the balance of the season by Comiskey.
Isbell is taking look at Hollands
youngsters and laying plans for nexr
seasons team.
Denver has a new first baseman by
the name of Woolums, Lindsay being
out of it for the season. The entire
Denver infield is shot to pieces. The
fans over the circuit are wondering
why Jones is trying to play second
base. while Standard, a good man in
that position is hobbling around in
center field.
Ducky Holmes has released Out
fielder Tom Campbell and Danny
Green has the job. Danny isn't hit
ting very much this season.
Mise has Joined the Lincoln team
and judging from the box score, his
work in yesterdays game was above
criticism.
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The Sioux City Journal and Tribune
still continue to blubber- over the faults
of the seven other managers in the
league. This is necessitated in order to
cover up the dirt and odor created by
the Sioux City manager.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Chicago 4 New York A

NLHCdSO i, NEW IOFA q.
Chicago, Sept. 1S.-New York defeat
ed Chicago. to /, yesterday. Wiltse
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PUEBLO,

Game called in the fifth inning as per
agreement.
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Denver ...-......-.-.............0 o 0 90
Pueblo o.
Summary: Stolen bases-Cassidy.
Bohannon- Two base hit-Corhan.
Three base hits-Curtis. Sacrifice
hit-Weigart- Struck out-By Bo-
harmon, 8; by Jackson, 8. Bases on
balls-On Bohannon, 1; off Jackson,
l. Left on bases-Denver, 8 !;
Pueblo, 3. Time of game-57 min
utes. Umpire-Derrick.
Omaha 81, Des Moines SIS.
Omaha, Neb.. Sept. 1s.-Omaha
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washington 10. st. Louis 4.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-Walker pitch
ed his first game for Washington yes
terdav and held st. Louis to four hits.
The locals hit McCorry hard and won
easily, 10 to 1.
Score: Ri Il.
Washington :. 0 10 IL
St Louis :. 30 0 o 0 0 o.
Batteries-Walker and Street; Ne
Cory and Killifer.
Three base hit-Crompton. Two base
hits-McBride, Milan, Gessler. Bases on
balls-Off Walker 1, off McCorry 4,
Struck out-By Walker z, by McCorry
4. Umpires-Dineen and Evans.
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New 25-MiIe Auto Record.

Robinson, Kan, Sept. 1S.-In the
Western Michigan state fair yesterday
Delpalm of New York broke the
worlds automobile REGARD for rs miles.
His time was :22:59 3-5. The previous
record. 1855. was held by De Palma.
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NEW York 10. Cleveland o.

New York, Sept 1S--New York won
from Cleveland yesterday. 10 to o.
Score. R-H.E.
Cleveland :. 100000 90 ?
New York - O41O 0 o 40 II 8
Batteries - Falkenburg, Ables an.
Higgins; Doyle and Sweeney.
Two base hit-Netchel. Struck out
By Falkenburg 4, by Doyle A, by Ables
l. Bases on balls-Oh Falkenburg 8, off
Doyle 4, off Ables 1. Umpires-Connoily
and Kern.
At Boston -Chicago-Boston game
postponed
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PHILADELPHIA,

Slated for Thomas in the ninth
S%Batted for Krause in the ninth.
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Louisville 8, Minneapolis 1.

Louisville, KY. Sept. 1S.-Louisville
won the opening game of the series
esterday from Minneapolis. The locals
scored two runs in the first inning be-
fore Hughes settled down and with this
lead Decauniere held the visitors safe
81. the way. Catches by woodruff and
O'Neill. and Olson's triple were the fea-
lures.
Score: R.HE
Louisville .......2 o o O 0 o 1 o ~-3 9
Minneapolis 30 0 O O 0 1 o. 6 4
Batteries-Decanniere and J. Hughes;
T. Huhges and Block.
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Old Danny Green is back in the game
for the Sioux. Ducky Holmes and Tom
Campbell do not seem to be with the
team. They don't like Ducky in Lir-
coin any more and he doesn't go there
very often.
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indianapolis 5, Milwaukee 2.

Indianapolis, Sept. 1S.-IndIanapoIis
batted Wacker out OF the box in the
eighth and before being retired had
made enough runs to win. to q Mil
waulxee was unable to hit with men on
bases.
Score: R.H.E
indianapolis 10000 1904 IS 10 2
Milwaukee 1911 0 1 o o. 6 2
Batteries-Slagle. Graham and Haw-
ley; Wacker, Dougherty and Moran.
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st. Paul 3. Toledo 2.

Toledo. O., Sept. 1S.-Iniability to hit
Eilroy at opportune times lost the game
for Toledo yesterday against st. Paul,
2 to 3.
Score: RHE
Toledo ...0 5000 o2-2 8
Sh Paul. 2 O 10 o % 6 2
Ratteries-Donovan. Hancock and
Land; Kelroy and Spencer.
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Two games VIII prODaDIy be played
at Denver tomorrow. On the first trip
the Topeka team missed one game or
account of rain. This will be the last
chance to play it, and it will probably
be played, as the Denver club is forced
to give some extra inducements in or
der to get any kind of a crowd at the
games.
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The. series Of games between De-
Moines and Omaha have been trans
posed. The one scheduled for Omahs
will be played at Des Moines and viz
versa.
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Ducky Holmes has released Out
fielder Tom Campbell and Danny
Green has the job. Danny isn't hit
ting very much this season.
Mise has Joined the Lincoln team
and judging from the box score, his
work in yesterdays game was above
criticism.
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Totals =. ...........30 3
DETROIT.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Philadelphia 1911 ID
Detroit :. ..1 Oh o o 1 Is
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Denver has new first baseman by
the name of Woolums, Lindsay being
out of it for the season. The entire
Denver inf1eld is shot to pieces. The
fans over the circuit are wondering
why Jones is trying to play second
base. while Standard, a good man in
that position is hobbling around in
center field.