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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES.


Default having been made in the conditions Of
Q certain MORTGAGE made by Adolph Auge ana
Angeline Auge, Of tho Township OF Bxrags,
Ter Lumber Company. Ltd, dated the 18th day OF
October. 1905. and recorded In the ONCE OF the
Register Of Deeds for the County OF Baraga And
State OF Michigan, on the 3rd day OF November.
A. ID. 1905, In Liber 6 OF Mortgages on page ~ on
which mortgage there is claimed 70 be due At the
date of this notice the sum OF Six hundred nine
and no-lO0 (S609. 00) Dollars, and an attorneys
fee OF Twenty Five ({25 00I Dollars. provided for
In said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings ~
law having been Instituted to recover the money
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof:
Now. thereof. BY virtue Of the power of rale
contained In said mortgage. and the statute IN
such case made and provided. notice y hereby
given that ON Monday, the 18th day OF March; a.
b. igOa at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, the under
signed will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder. at the front door OF the Court House In
(that being the place where the Circuit Court for
said County ri Baraga Is heidi the premiees des-
cribed In said mortgage. or 30 much tnereoi AZ
may be necessary to pay the amount que on sa'd
mortgage, with z per cent interest. and AL legal
costs, together with an Attorneys fee OF Twenty
Five ($a500) Dollars. as covenanted Tor In saia
mortgage ae follows, to-wit; The North East
or. of the South Wesi or OF Section Twenty !o).
township Fifty-one (5i) North of Range Thirty
four (SD West. Baragaconn,y, Michigan.
WORCESTER LUMBER COMPANY, Ltd,
* A. Hsmar. Sec.
MASON & O'C0NNoR, Attorneys for Mortgages,
Business Address: L'Anse. Michigan.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN.
The Circuit Court for the County OF Baraps.
Andrew Setter, plaintiff, vs.. Peter 5. Guddal,
defendant.
To whom IL may concern:
Take notice that a Writ Of Attachment was
issued in said cause from said Court on the 2lst
day of December. 4. d. 1905 at the suit of said
plaintiff and against said Defendant for the sum
OF S275 90. and that said Writ was made return
able January 9th, A. ID. 1909.
MAaoS Il O'CoNNoR,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Business Address: L'Anse, Mich.
Dated, January sth, A. d. 1909.
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Legal Language.

"Your act" stated the lawyer is
declared 70 be deliberate. intentional.
willful. obstinate, evil. anarchistic.
wanton, malicious. autocratic and
menacing."
"Golly." faltered the teamster who
had blocked trafhc for few moments,
better femme go to Jail. boss. You
can't clear me Of all that"-Kansas
City Journal.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that the tax
roll of the Township of L'Anse, for the
year 1908, has been deposited with me,
and | will be in the Clerks Office in the
Town Hall, every Friday from 9 a. m.
until p. m. for the purpose of receiv-
ing taxes.
VIM. 7. MENGE,
Township Treasurer.
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First pub. Jan. " Last Feb. q,
Nstise for Publication.
PUBL.IsBER.)

Department of the Interior,
Land Once u Marquette. Michigan,
Jan. ~. 1909.
Netics IL hereby given that John Anderson
- Barsgs, Mich, who, on June, ~ ise
Cor nv Ct KEh and skh Of MY. Bee. -, Twp
nm. h 81 W., Mich meridian, has nlsd notice
81 istention "a nsks hnal Ave year proof 20 ~
ior0 Clefk 81 sss Circuit Court - Lanes. Mich.
- ~ ~ 6ay Of March leoo.
Clalnass sanss - witesssss: jobs InGnan,
irsw IsAtfail, ali Of bssses, Hish.
JAun J. bs.svAs. nsHisssr.
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Notice for Publication

First pub. Jan. aa-Las. Feb. u. %
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Fire. pub. Dec. IL, os--Last Jan, 30, Os.

Solicitors for Complaiuants,
Business Address: L'Anse. Mich.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-24

Reports from Boston have it that
Reals Becker is about to be displaced
in the outfield owing to slump in
batting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-24
Des Moines 5. Pueblo 4.

Des Moines, Ia, May 24.-Batting
rallies by the Des Moines team in the
ninth and tenth innings of yester-
days game enabled the Des MONIES
team to win out by score Of to 4.
Hatch and Mcdonnell. both new
pitchers. were working in their first
games and had they been accorded
good support would have held the
score down. The sensational work
of Matticks both at bat and in the
field in the last two innings won the
game His two Dagger In the ninth
drove in two runs tying the score.
and in the tenth a perfect throw to
the plate cut off a run for the
visitors Dwyer in the tenth walked
and went to third when Miller threw
Heckinger's hunt into the crowd.
LANCE hit safe and Dwyer brought
home the winning run.
The score.
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CHANCE OUT OF GAME.
Leader of Worlds Champions Has
Injured shoulder Blade.

Philadelphia, May 24.-Manager
Chance is the most uneasy man these
days among the baseball players. Feel
ing fit as king, he still has to keep
out of the game on account Of a frac-
tured shoulder blade, which is careful
ly done up in plaster cast.
Chance has been having trouble off
and on with his shoulder, although he
has said nothing about it, for two
years He had convinced himself dur
ing this time that it was nothing more
than a touch of rheumatism, but his
collision with Gibson brought this
theory to a climax and made him con-
suit a bone specialist, DIR. J. P. Mann.
The doctor took an X-ray photograph
of the injured shoulder and after a
thorough examination pronounced the
shoulder blade fractured. Chance at
once asked If he could continue play
ing ball without running the risk of
putting himself out of the game for life
and was told that he might go on for
weeks without being hurt again but If
he was hurt he would have to retire
from the national game. Chance de-
cided to take a conservative view and
allowed his shoulder to be put In a
plaster case, which the doctor hopes
will aid matters materially but gives
very little encouragement for a perma-
nent cure. The cast will remain on
three weeks, at which time If the bone
has not commenced to knit properly
an operation will have to be performed
and the bones wired together. This
will necessitate Chance retiring from
the game for practically all of the 1909
season.
The Cubs prospects for fourth
straight national league pennant are
dealt hard blow by this sudden turn
of affairs for Manager Chances able
leadership, timely hitting and base
running have been features of every
game and have helped nightly toward
the winning of the pennant.
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Hutchinson Gazette: The two phe-
mons who have who have developed sc
far are Routt of Mcpherson and Harris
of Lyons. If a forecast would not be
out of place, a safe guess is made thai
a higher league will see them work
next season. Harris is a big fellow who
can stand lots Of work and he has the
smoke to deliver
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Notes of the Game.

McManus caught about the best
game seen on the local grounds in
years. Three times the visitors tried
to steal but every attempt was cut off.
After that there was no. ambition to
purloin on behalf of the Prohibs.
Wooley was doing some tall field
ing yesterday. In the third inning he
cut off run by perfect throw to
the plate when Maggie tried to score
And in the eighth he made a good
running catch on Jude.
Fenlon is certainly playing a grand
game. Yesterday he pulled one off
the fence for Karsten that had all the
ear marks of an extra base blow.
Andrews and McManus amused the
crowds in the seventh inning, by
walking to the coaching lines under
umbrellas.
Cooley's coaching on third had
more to do with the downfall of Ma
gle than any one factor. Everytime
Maggie saw Foxy Richards smile he
threw wide. ss..-.......
Eddie Gagnier looks to be about the
best shortstop in the league. The
Ftrenchman by his fast work in the
third inning robbed Wooley of a hit,
and prevented a run.
Kahl made twice as many errors
yesterday as he has done on the whole
trip. Kahl has been featured in eV-
cry town on the trip and Cooley says
he is putting up a class of ball that
he never before had accused Bob of
having.
Downey got two hits yesterday and
was the only one of the locals to
get more than one blow. His first
was a line drive above Pritchett's
to Gagnier, a slow hit ball which he
beat out.
Hendrix started the sixth inning by
walking Thomas. Davidson attempt
ed a sacrifice, but popped one to
Cooley who doubled Thomas at Sec
ond by handing the ball to Kahl. Gag
nier walked but was caught trying to
steal. Thus only three men faced Hen
dirk in this inning.
That Indian Jude is pretty fast on
his feet. He hit a grounder to Cooley
yesterday and. Big Dick had to slide
into the bag to keep the Indian from
getting a hit on it.
Jimmy Dolman, sporting editor OF
the Lincoln Star, accompanied the
team to Topeka and occupied a seat in
the press box. Sherman the Journal
scribe in Lincoln was threatened with
| expulsion from the local park, and
at the last minute his nerve failed
| him.
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Pueblo Chieftain: Although the In
dams are losing now with regularity,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-24
CITY LEAGUE OPENING.
North Topeka Wins an Interesting
Game From College Hill.

The City league season was opened
Saturday with the North Topeka team
winning from the College Hill team by
a score of to 4, in a well played game
at Western league park. The feature
of the game was the pitching of Mar
tin, a one handed southpaw of the Col
lege Hill team The College Hill ma
tives also had a southpaw shortstop,
White, who played good game. Chip
man of the North Topeka team also
pitched an elegant game. Danny
Green umpired and did a good jub.
Score by innings: R.H-E.
College Hill. .0O01003
North Topeka 20000 4 o IT 6
Batteries-Martin and Nichols;
Chapman and Young.
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The Omaha Bee says that it cost Pa
Rourke So 500 to secure Kelley and
ShiLke.
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That Indian Jude is pretty fast on
his feet. He hit a grounder to Cooley
yesterday and Big Dick had to slide
into the bag to keep the Indian from
getting a hit on it.
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Des Moines claims to have a mascot
that can play first base as well as Hal
Chase.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-24

Des Moines is expecting Jeff Clerke
to return to the pitching ranks most
eny day.
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Eddie Gagnier looks to be about the
best shortstop in the league. The
Frenchman by his fast work in the
third inning robbed Wooley of a hit,
and prevented run.
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SATURDAY W. L. GAMES.
Topeka 8. LINCOLN 6.

Lincoln. Neb.. May 24.-The Lin
coin team put up a bad exhibition
of the national pastime here Saturday
and Topeka had no trouble in win
ming. Starr made his debut for To-
peka and pitched a fairly good game,
although Kaufman was sent in to
save it when Starr showed symptoms
of nervousness. Bonno walked seven
cipal reason for the Prohib's down
fall. Fenlon again figured promi-
nently in the winning of the game
both by his fielding and his batting.
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the local fans should not be discouraged,
1Ceblo Is playing a good game more
consistently than any team in the
league and is sure to hit a winning
streak. Denver Wichita. Topeka and
Pueblo were the four leading clubs in
the race when the present eastern
games began. 1t was expected that
hone of them would make as good a
showing as they did at home. Since
the games in the east began, Denver
has won two games. Wichita has won
two, while Pueblo and Topeka have
won three each. When the clubs which
are winning now played in the south
|ern and western division of the cir
cult, they Jared no better, Des Moines
won five out of IL. Omaha won four
out of eleven. while Lincoln and Sioux
[City only got three each out of eleven
games. On top of all this Manager
Hogriever has only had three pitche rs
curing moot of the trip and the extra
amount Of work on Galgano and Swift
has begun to tell.
Wichita's record for consecutive VIC
tories this season has been eclipsed by
the record for consecutive defeats.
Sh1pke played with Omaha before he
went to CantiIlon.
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Kahl made twice as many errors
yesterday as he has done on the whole
trip. Kahl has been featured in ev-
cry town on the trip and Cooley says
he never before had accused Bob of
having.
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Summary: Two base hits-Bel-
den, WEIGH, Franck, Cassidy, L. Bel
den, Mag. Passed balls-Gonding.
Bases on balls-Off Lower, 2; off
Ford, 6. Struck out-By Lower, 2;
by Ford, 8. Left on bases-Omaha,
9; Denver, 6. Double plays-Zin-
ran to Thompson to Hartman. Stolen
bases-King, Gonding. Sacrifice hits
Fisher, B. Belden, Gonding. Time
-1:45. Umpire-Clark. Attend
ance-6, 500.
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Omaha z. Denver 1.

Omaha, Neb., May 24.-By hitting
Ford, Denver's new pitcher for
twelve safe ones, the Omahogs had
no trouble in winning yesterdays
game. Lower pitched an effective
game and was invincible in all save
the third inning when a double and
two singles scored one run.
The score: 80.
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Sioux City =, Wichita 4.

Sioux City, Ia, May 24.-The
Packers handed Wichita the fourth
straight defeat on the local grounds
here yesterday. The game was I'M
interesting and was played between
showers. Freeman pitched a great
game, although he let up in the last
few innings. Cole played great
game for Wichita.
The score:
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TOTALS ......-..... 90 IL %
*Batted for Mcdonnell in ninth.
PUEBLO.

None out when winning run was made.
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Des Moines. O o o 0 3 Is
Pueblo ............1 0 90 Old % o.
| Summary: Two base yhits-Heck-
niger, Bader, Matticks, Clark. Three
base hit-Matticks. Bases on balls
Off Mcdonnell. 4; off Miller. 1.
Struck out-By Mcdonnell, 5; by
Hatch, z. Stolen bases-Matticks,
Hogriever, Spencer, 2. Sacrifice
hits-Mertens, Spencer. Left on
bases-Des Moines. 10; Pueblo. o..
Umpire-Haske11.
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Two base hits-Hunter, Shea. Cole
l3). Home runs-Smith. Andreas,
WEIGH. Sacrifice hits-Holmes.
Struck out-By Freeman, 9; By
Brennan. 2. Bases on balls-On
Freeman. 2; off Brennan, 8. Time of
game-1:20. Umpire-Mullin. At
tendance-S500
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Western Association.

Springfield 2. Enid 1.
Muskogee 6, Joplin f.
Webb City 8, Guthrie 2.
Pittsburg 8, Bartlesvilie 1.
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Three Worlds Records Broken

Los Angeles, May 24.-Three worlds
motorcycle records were broken. n
Lingfelder of Chicago broke the eight
mile record, covering the distance in
six minutes 2s seconds. breaking Jack
De Rosters record by eleven seconds
The rs mile race for professionals
was taken by Lingfelder in "a minutes
10 seconds. The former record was
25:05, held by A. Mitchell of New Or
leans.
The 10 mile amateur event was taken
by A. Ward Of this city, who covered
the distance in minutes seconds.
The previous record was sos As.
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8Kerns batted for Kaufman in the fifth.
SCORE BY INNINGS;

Lincoln .................0 1 0 2 o 0-S
Summary: Two base hit-Kerns.
Three base hit-Fenlon. Sacrifice hits
McManus, Sullivan. Sacrifice fly
Wooley. Bases on balls-Off Kauf-
mann 1, off Hendrix 2. off Nagle g..
Struck out-By Kaufman 1, by Hen
dirk 8. by Magic 2, by Karsten O. Hits
Hendrix o in 8 innings; off Nagle in
1-3 innings, off Karsten L in 2 2-3 in
nings. Left on bases-Topeka 2 Lin
coin 2. Double plays-Downey to Nc
Manus to Andrew to Cooley; Cooley to
KahI; Karsten to Thomas. Time of
game-1:30. Attendance-2,5O 500 Umpire
Wheeler.
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TOPEKA,

nier. Two base hits-Geier, Fenlon.
Double plays-Kahl to Downey to
Cooley. Left on bases-Lincoln Z,
Topeka 8. Stolen bases=Waldron
Thomas. Sacrifice hit-Jude, Sulli-
van. Bases on balls-Off Bonno 7, off
Jones 1. off Starr 4, off Kaufman 1.
Struck out-By Jones 1, by Starr 2,
by Kaufman 1. Wild pitch-Starr.
Hit by pitched ball-Bonno 2. Pass
ed ball McManus. Time of game, 2:10.
Umpire-Wheeler. Attendance 2,2OO.
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The lola Record is lamenting the fact
that southeastern Kansas is without
baseball. Well, lola hasn't much to
kick about. The town had two or three
good chances.
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kansas State League.

Strong City 1, Great Bend 0.
Lyons 8, Arkansas City l.
Hutchinson 6, wellington l.
Mcpherson 2, Newton 1.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.
Kansas City 4. Minneapolis 8.

Kansas City Mo-, May 24.-Before
a crowd of 5000 people the Blues
nosed out the Millers by a score of
to 8. Essick was effective in the
pinches while the Blues punched hits
on Young.
Score by innings: R.H. e.
Kansas City...........0 0 0 o 3 0 01s- 8 2
Minneapolis ...........0 o 0O01113 s
Batteries Essick and Ritter;
Young and Block
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The two Hamlins, who are playing
with Lyons and Strong City are doing
some good work for their respective
teams.
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I,ouisyiIIe ?. Indianapolis 1.
Toledo s. Columbus 6.

Toledo, May 24-Six pitchers,
three for each team. were used in
yesterdays game between Columbus
and Toledo. which was won by the
home team by a score of to 6.
Score by innings: R.H. E:
Toledo ..............10 1 IS IL
Batteries-Goodwin, Nelson. Geyer
and Schreck; Pinkeney. Robinson,
West and Fisher.
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American Association.

Minneapolis 6, Kansas City 4.
Columbus 10, Toledo 8.
Milwaukee 9, st. Paul 2.
Indianapolis-LOuis no game;
rain.
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Vanderbilt Horse Won Again.

Paris. May 24.-W. K. Vanderbilt's
Neversight won the Prix Larechette of
$4,000 at eleven furlongs at the Long
champs course.
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Bill link has displaced Maxey as the
heavy hitter for the Hutchinson club.
The Packers must have had an awful
slump for there isn't a three hundred
hitter on the club.
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SIS. p1o aaS auaoRs

Every
itching rash hard soa skin affection
the humors from the blood 5 ao9ls the @
enrhes it Then the skin
cooling healthy OF
all
~ THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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Santa Fe O. Casinos ?.

st. Joseph. Mo, May 24.-The Santa
Fe general Office team was defeated
here yesterday by the Casinos by a
score OF to o. Score by innings was
as follows:
Santa Fe ......0 0 o o 90 O 90
Casinos .-......0 0 O 0 o O 2 %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Brown and Ba-
kerr Santa FEES. Elliott and Klauer.
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Sunday, May 80, which is Memorial
Day, is an off date in the Kansas State
league.
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Sold TicISets on Sundax-Fined.

Waterbury, Conn.,, May 24.-The
three ticket sellers at last Sundays ball
game between Cincinnati and Water
bury were each fined SIS and costs for
violation of the Sunday law.
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Chicago 2, Boston 1.
Cleveland 1, Washington 4.
New York 2. St. Louis 1.
Philadelphia Z, Detroit /.
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Des Moines 8, Pueblo A.

Des Moines. Ia, May 24.-Satur-
days game went to the locals through
the inability of the Indians to locate
Kirwin at the right time. Fourteen
of the visiting runners were left on
the bases.
Score by innings: RHE
Des Moines ......3 oooo21o~-s I 1
Pueblo .................0 00011 OO2-4 5
Batteries: Kerwin and Heckipger;
Swift and Mite.
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Western AssOciation.

At Guthrie-Guthrie 8, Webb City L.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 8, Bartles-
vile 2.
At JopIin-Muskogee 4, Joplin O..
At -Springfield-Enid game off;
rain.
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Perry Z, WiIIiamstown 3.

Perry, Kan, May 24.-Perry defeat
ed Williamstown in baseball game
here yesterday, score to 8. The main
feature of the game was the timely hit
ting of the Perry players "Lankey''
Stark did some fine work pitching.
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Phil Knight Scored Knockout.

New Orleans, La, May 24.-Phil
Knight of Leavenworth, knocked out
Tommy Devlin of Philadelphia in the
third round of the principal bout at the
Park View Athletic club Saturday.
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Hutchinson papers are laying claim
to Speer on the grounds that he mar
ried a Hutchinson girl and spent the
winter there.
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Omaha 2, Denver O.

Omaha, Neb., May 24.-Keeley.
formerly with Washington, pitched
his first game for Omaha Saturday.
holding the visitors to five scattered
hits and administering shutout.
Score by innings: R.H. e
Omaha ........0 0O00sE2 1
Denver ......-.........0 0 o 20 90 3
Batteries-Kee1ey and Conding;
Bohannon and Zinran.
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additional Sport on Page Three.)
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Sioux City Q. Wichita 4.

Sioux City, Ia, May 24.-Wichita's
pitchers were out of form Saturday,
Wescott passing ten men, Aitchison,
who relieved him was little better and
the champions won.
Score by innings: R.H.E
Sioux City. 0 0 20*9
Wichita ....-..........0 1 o 1 o 1 0 IA IL !
Batteries-Chabok, McCafferty and
Shea; Wescott. Aitchisoh. Roberts
and Weaver.
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Pleasant valley 5, North Topeka 3

4 fc<tS<tIII VdIIoy o, MOTH IOpeka 3.
The Pleasant Valley team defeated
North Topeka yesterday by score of
8 to 8. The game was PLAYED AT the
park near the Three Bridges.
Score by innings: RIM
North Topeka. ........1 O1O0o3
Pleasant Valley..-.--.o 0 1 *-S 20 8
Batteries-Gheer and Sheets for
North Topeka; hoffman and F,ritze for
Pleasant Valley. Umpire--Allen. At
tendance-25O.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-24
Cubs Were Shut Ont

Newark, n. J., May 24-The Read
ing Tri-State league club with Barthold
pitching, yesterday defeated the Chi
cago Nationals to o. Reulbach, who
pitched for the major league, was wild
and three of his four passes were turn
ed into runs
Score by innings: R.HE
HSeaoing --...--...-....1 Q 20 0s3 4
Chicago ..--............0 0 5000 90 4 i
Batteries-Barthold and Barton:
Reulbach and Archer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-24
RESULTS SATURDAY
National League
American League

No games in any city because of rain