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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-12
SOUTH CHICAGO NEWS

= Motorman J. c. Spriggs. who was in
Ired in the car wreck at One Hundred
L 4 Indianapolis avenue. died at the
y Chicago hospital yesterday after
~ ns in an unconscious condition since
!e aedent. His body was taken to
Nil'sefs 1aorgue and the inquest, which
VAS set for yesterday afternoon. was
on'nued until Aug %. Spriggs was
unmarried and was % wears old and
LiFeu al 240 Locust street. Hammond.
mo oprsgs' folks live in Rensselaer,.
Anu- ne nd sustained a serious wound
III tiis heae in the car accident last
week ana haebeen unconscious and I'M
ADie 20 makea statement as to the
cause ot the Week. The crossing at
the place OF the accident occurred has
not hao gates on 4 the past ten years
ana every day hun+eds of people pass
this place. The cit&ens of the East
Side have banded txether and are
going to make the cnpanv put up
,'ates and put watoman at that
place.
The remains of Albert laurence qes,
Avenue NJ, who was killed 4 WHITING
Ind. last Sunday was buriA ,,as+a,-
day at Mount OIivet from the !, No.
els De Sales church. One HunGed and
Second street and Ewing avenuesybera
an immense throng of people wat 70
view the last remains of the pop,1s :
young man.
Charles Steffn, years old, Sa5
Houston avenue. was seriously burnq
about the hands and face when a car
of water he was heating exploded
sealding him.
Blast furnace NO. at the plant o
the Federal Furnace company at On
Hundred nd Sixth street will be blow
in next month giving work to 800 NOR
men.
Mrs. Anna Bresnahan. 50 Ninety-firs
street. was painfully injured when sh
fell down a flight of stairs at her hom
yesterday.
Dr. Leonard left for a weeks stay a
Milwaukee. Wis.
Blair Jones of eO35 Commercial av
enue is fast recovering from a recen
attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. J. o. Callahan is seriously I'll a
her home.
Charles Runberg of 1929 Seventy
eighth place has left for a weeks tril
70 st. Joe, Mich.
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THREE BOUTS
OFFERED COULON

Johnny Coulon, the bantam cham
pion, who has spent the last few weeks
getting into shape. has received an of
fer from Jimmy Shortell of the Bed
ford Athletic club of Brooklyn to meet
three opponents before his club He
plans to put Johnny on with Phil Nc
Govern. brother of Terry, then send
ing him against Joe Coster and Cha
ley Goldman An offer of $4,000 was
made to Emil Coulon, father and man
ager of Johnny. but he is holding out
for more money. He IS willing to have
Johnny take on the trio, however.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

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PLAY BATTLES
AT NEWARK
Grand Rapids Will Hold
Rest Of Games in East.

South Bend, Ind. Aug. 12.-That the
Grand Rapids (Mich.) Central league
club will play the remainder of it's
seasons home schedule in Newark. O..
because of injunction proceedings
which leaves the club without a park
in Grand Rapids was the informa-
ton reaching President Carson today.
The Central league franchise at Grand
Rapids is retained by c. F. Brotherton
an dthat city will again be in the league
in 1910 The first game at Newark will
be played Friday. GAINESVILLE being the
opening attraction. President f. r.
Carson of this city will go to Newark
Friday morning
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-12
HIGHLANDS.

Miss Katie and Josephine Sykora OF
Chicago returned home after spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kraus
and family.
Ben Munster and Minnie Linscoop
made a short call here this morning.
Mrs C. Trunk spent today with Mr..
and Mrs. n. Tunk.
NJ j. Grimmer and Fred Gross are in
Hammond on business today.
Miss A and G. Boersma of Chicago
are spending this week with Miss Flor
ence Werdemann.
c. Tunk was a Hammond visitor to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Jamesian and family
were Hammond visitors last night.
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HOBART.

Bills are out for the harvest home
dance at Stratton's Opera House Sat-
urday evening, Aug. IA. Good music
will be furnished. These dances will
be held every two weeks throughout
the fall and winter.
Mrs. James Roper and Arthur New
man were up to Hammond yesterday.
The fremen are hard at work prac-
ticing for the hremen's turnament, to
be held at Whiting Aug. 81. They ex-
pect to do something this year.
Mr.. Mcconnell of the Hammond Bus
mess college was in town yesterday.
Miss Mary Donahue will give a pic
mic and recital to her pupils at Flint
lake, Valparaiso. Aug. 18th.
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LIEUT.. MURRAY FIRST
National Guardsman Makes
High Score at Shoot.

Camp Perry. Ohio. Aug 1.-THE
state individual rife match of the Ohio
national guard competition. which
opened yesterday morning at 200 yards
slow and rapid fire. and in the Skin
mish field. with 1877 contestants, was
won on the 60o-yard and S0o-yard
ranges was won by Lieutenant J. E.
Murray of the corps of engineers.
Cleveland who scored261 The race
was an exceedingly close one. how
ever, for Sergeant Miller of Company
D of the First ran to 26O. and Private
E. l. Andrews of the Fifth to 25S.
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TIGERS AND
SENATORS TRADE
Delehanty Goes to Detroit
for Schaefer and Killifer.

Washington, Aug. 12.-Managers
Cantillon an dJennings of the Wash
ington and Detroit clubs respectively
completed a deal this evening whereby
Second Baseman Delehanty is traded
for Second Baseman Schaefer and IT'LL
ity Man Killifer. Del" has outlived
his usefulness IN this city. while the
same applies to Schaefer in Detroit.
Jennings is satisfied that Delehanty
will bolster up his crew where it is
weak-a good hitter in the infeld
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MORNINGSTAR
JOINS HOPPE

New York, Aug. 12.-Ora Morning
star, the champion professional billiard
player at 1872 balk-line game. has re-
turned the diamond medal emblematfc
of his supremacy to the company which
awarded it to him, and, with Willie
Hoppe will be free lance in the pro-
fessional game Hoppe and Morning
star have no wjoined forces and are
contemplating a tour Of the country,
giving exhibition games.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-12
GIANTS BUY
TWO PITCHERS
Pays $4,000 for Springfield
Star.

Springfield, Ill. Aug. 12.-Pitcher
George Daily of the Springfield base
ball team was today sold to 'Muggsy"
McGraw of New York for 81 900. Daily
is considered one of the best pitchers
in the Three-I league. He has won
seventeen and lost seven games this
season. He was purchased from Bay
City last year for $500. Daily is a
right handler. He will report to the
Giants at the close OF the present sea-
SON.
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Results Yesterday.
National LeaRu,

Pittsburg, /; Boston, 0.
St. Louis, 8 New York, 10.
American League.
New York, 2; Chicago, 1.
Boston, 4 Cleveland. 2.
Philadelphia. 0; st. Louis. 1 eleven
innings).
Washington, 3; Detroit. 2.
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CannibaI Sprats.

You say you were among the canni-
bsls for a full month"; exclaimed the
farmers wife. Why didn't they eat
you"
TocdHng Tommy smiled.
Fhat's easy answered. ma'am," he re-
Piled TIL cannibal queen wanted fat
meat an the cannibal king wanted lean.
An while they We're scrappin' over me
l slipped away."-Cleveland Plain Deal
err
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My motto" said Chapleigh. lis al
ways to aw-think before I speak"
Indeed" rejoined Miss Caustique.
And don't you find it difficult to sus-
tain a conversation and live up to your
motto at the same time ?'-Chicago
Daily News.
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Has old Gotrox ever separated him
self from anything worth having?"
Yes. from his appetite. Life.
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BREAKS RECORD
Maggie Winder Sets New
3-Year-Old Mark.

Lexington, Ky, Aug. 1.-THE crack
two-year- olds at the local track met
today in a purse race for ~ 900 and H.
c. Moody's Hilbrook Queen. by Wilask,
dam Resemble. by Earl, proved the
best of the lot. In the three-year-
pacing race Maggie Winder broke the
worlds record negotiating the dis
lance in 2:0SA the best previous time
being 2:OSA. made by Brenda Yorke
at Columbus, Ohio, Sept IS, 1906.
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BURNHAM.

Mrs. Rein Rau was in Hammond
shopping yesterday morning and in
Hegewisch in the afternoon
Marshal John Patton was in Ham
mond on business yesterday.
Roscoe Livingston of Hammond was
in town today on business.
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CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.

THURSDAY
Start of 39O-miIe motor boat
race on Lake Ontario under
} auspices of Rochester Y. c.
} FRIDAY I
} First day Of National ANA I
} teur Athletic Union champion 4
} ships at Seattle. 4
Willie Lewis VS.. Sailor Burk,
10 rounds, at New York.
Opening of race meeting of
} Federation of American Motor I
cIclists at Indianapolis.
, SATURDAY,
, Second day of National Anna I
teur Athletic Union champion I
} ships at Seattle.
Opening of annual tournament
, of Union Printers National I
, Baseball league at Chicago.
a a 4 a 4 a 4 4 Il a 4 a .
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CLARK STATION.

The St. PauTs Evangelical Lutheran
church Of Indiana Harbor will hold its
annual picnic next Sunday, Aug. Is, at
the Clark road bridge at Clark sta
ton. Preparations have been made for
a large crowd.
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PAPA MOREN DENIES
THE $500 STORY.

Pitfsburg, Pa, Aug. 12.-Cap-
tain John MOren, the rich Pitts
burg boat owner and father of
Lew MOren, the Philadelphia
pitcher, replied bitterly to a
story that he had promised his
son $500 for each game he won
from Chicago In order TO help
ont PittsburG in the rRce. "a
tale like that is sinful" said
Captain MOren. 81 never prom
Used my son anything like this.
Once, when he was doing well
mt Philadelphia. L sent him n
letter of cOngratulatiOn and a
check for $780,"
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Making the Best of 1t.

When the young husband reached
home from the office he found his wife
in tears.
"Oh. John" she sobbed on his shout
der. Il had baked lovely cake and I
put 1t out on the back porch for the
frosting to dry. and the dog ate it,"
We'll. don't cry about it, sweetheart.
he consoied, patting the pretty. flushed
cheek. Il know a man who will give
us another dogr-Brooklyn Life.
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COMISKEY DECLINES TO
HOLD STAKES FOR FIGHT.

President Charles A. COmis- Z
key of the White Sox declined Z
last night TO hold the stakes Z
for the JeHrfes-JohnsOn fight.
He stated that he was not fa- Z
miIiar with the boxing game
and that his baseball interests 4
took up all his time. Both
} Berger, representing JeTries,
and jack Johnson are hopeful 4
, that the Old Roman VIII change 4
} his mind. 4
;
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HAMMOND wins N. /. H. S. Met
/ m IST ROUND.

3 Ess4.4 rsl M, 4 Sx3th hSe6 esSSt ~ ~
3. ~. E;,,S Fsft&s &assts4 ~ N@R, kss g ~
fFxS ~ :,t $50 - pspA@ ans tfesaeet 80 ns
$sstsxe6 IS
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The [l}&gyfij
E.nhr0ideries. La
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dlSlQ(Ql COM
.es and Handkerch
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COUNTY TREASURER LIABLE

Assistant Attorney General Spill
man IN an opinion today 70 County
Clerk Loper OF Muskogee county
states that the county treasures OF
that county is subject % prosecution
and removal from office tor failure 60
comply with the order OF The county
commissioners IN the matter Of witn-
.dr'wlng county funds deposited 10 the
Commercial rank OF Muekogee Tho
commissioners last year designated
the bank named as county deposl.
tory but resclnded the order seyesal
months ago ON account Of the bank.
refusing lo cash a county warrlnt.
The aeasurer refuses to withdraw the
account from the bank and keeps on
deposltine money there
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Cincinnati, JuRe l7-Phlladelphla
had no trouble defeating Cincinnati
The visitors started the scoring IN
the third inning on a single by boo.
Ian and Dooln's home run and kept
n up on Rowan and Dubuc who sue
cceded lromme The locals were a.
the mercy or Moren and phiyed poor
ly In the field
score. R.H.E
Cincinnati .. 600 600 t00--i 8 0
philadelphia i. OO2 COZ i2O-T 10 2
Batteries Fromme, Rowan, Dubuc
AMI Mclean; Moren and Do0ln.
summary-Three base hits, Grant,
pooIan; home run, Doom: sacrifice
hit. Downty; stolen bases. Bescher
Grant, Magee, Doom; double play,
I'ean AMI Hobllizall, base on balls,
off Moren 4, off Row8n 2: struck out
BY Fromme 4. by Rowan 2, by Nor
en- hit by pitcher, by Rowan !.
UmplreE- -Rigler aud TRULY
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JAIL


Paris. Texas. june twill Hen.
drlx. convicted Of murder IN tho Fed.
eral court last winter on change oi
venue from Sulphur, Okla. aud Civ
en- IIfe sentence, broke jail at 2
o'clock this mornug aud escaped on a
horse he stole near the jail A. a
ifnsly IN the iall he served as turn.
KEY. He released The other prison
cfs from cells. but none Of the 9TH
hfa could get through the hole made
ia the nscppe Hendrix who Is
half Chnclnw. murdered his father
IN law, near Rolf, Okla IN 1905
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/ Boston, june Three haso hits
counted largely In the run getting of
yesterdays game which Chicago won
from Boston 10 4. Steele was driven
from the box IN the eighth innIng and
WWish replaced Sutor In The snssle In.
nlng and held the locals 10 one hil
Score; r. Il. E..
Chicago ..s4. 900 002 0a0-g 3 3
Boston .ss.. 200 O02 OO0--i 8 4
Batteries Walsh. suter and snIIl.
van; steele Arellaues and CarrIgan.
Summary Two base hits. Alz:
three base hits Speaker (2), Pnrtell.
poughsfly; sacrifice hits Lord. Car
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INSPECTED INSURANCE BOOKS

State Insurance Commissioner r,
IL McComh and bis assistant, O. ].
stark returned today from Chicago
and New York where they lnvestl.
gated the records 0f number OF
Insurance c0mpanles Commissioner
McComh expects 10 take some action
as to the companies he examined IN
the immediate future
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SENATORS RETURN TOMORROW

The Senators return nome i0m0s-
row morning from Muskogee aud viii
open series here with the Enid Rail
readers here Friday after which they
10 to Enid for a series and then play
Joplin md pltlsburg on the home
grounds Two Sunday games and q
iuuhle hender on the ath Of July are
In sore for the fans during The next
lkree WeekR.
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rExAs LEAGUE

Waco. Tex, June i7-Tho Nets
finished strong and easily defeated
Waco, score 10 ], After pitching a
splendid game for nix innings Her
bert wen, 10 pieces IN the seventh and
his mates went 10 the bad along with
him. Everything from a single to a
home run was made By the Nets IN
The last three innluga.
Score: R.H.E.
Waco ...... 900 600 Ql0--i s. q
Oklahoma city 600 600 83l--7 /
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ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY
OF CUTTING WIFE'S THROAT
tokIahoma Press servlce.l }

Okmuleee, okla. JUNE l7-With
his trial ended and the case ready
for the jury's dellberatlon, Albert
Brown pleaded guilty TO cutting his
wlfe's throat In the district court
and the jury was dismissed He will
be sentenced probably to o long term
next Saturday
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Philadelphia, June i7-Philadelphla
broke pi cher Mulllan'a long winning
streak by defeating Detroit 70 I.
lthiing 0u Mullian'e delivery for elk
sta IN me sixth and seventh
Score z. n. p
7hlladelphla 600 l02 2Os-5 Q ,
etrnlt ... 20i 0l0 000-4 8 2
Batteries Gender and Thomas; Mul
lian and Stah3go
Summary: Two base hits. Collins
Baker. Cfa~ford. ihree base hits,
ThomS8 Nhd slanage sacrifice hits.
Harey Mcintyre Bush. stolen bases
s5ihhg. Davis, G'anley. Bush. Cobb
Noriaiff Crawford base on balls, Oft
Bender :. Muliin I. hit by pitcher, BY
Mnlllu 4, struck out. by Bender 4, by
Mnlln .; passed ball. Thomas
Umplres- Hurst and Connolly.
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Columbus al Milwaukee.
Toledo at Kansas City.
indianapolis al Minneapolis.
Louisville at 81. Paul
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Hoslon "a 81. Louis
Brooklyn 9l Chicago
New fCfk At pltlsDurE
Philadelphia Al Cincinnati
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
ksa York s, pntsburu 2

Pittsbwg. June i7-New York
broke Pittsburgs winning streak
here BY winning score Of 3 TO 2. The
locals used three pitchers but could
not stop the visitors hitting
Scores II. II. ".
Pittsburg . OF 900 009--2 10 2
New York ~. 2t0 Ola 00O--s 10 3
Batteries f.iefleld. Lever PHILIPPE
and Gibson: Mathewson and Myers.
Summary Two base hits, Tenney
three biFe hits, Myers t2l. Brlawell'
homo run, Murray; sacrifice hits.
Doyle, Birdwell; stolen bases, Ten.
ncy; base on balls, Off Llcfleid |, off
Lever 2; struck out, by Maihewson
3, by Leever ..
Umpirep-0Day and Emslie.
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS


Board Of Affairs Control
Attorney General Charles West
holds tn an opinion to the secretary
0f the state board of health hat the
state hoard of affairs was the prop
as authority to purchase the supplies
for the health board
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slous5SIsy u, omaha q

Omaha, June i7-sioux CITY batted
Lower out Of the box IN the fifth 10.
ming. Johns did q little better but
Omaha never had chaace after the
third.
Scoft: ciyn RI e.
Omaha pst 10l 600 00*-- 2 6 /
Sioux CilHlil 900 45i 00i.-1i II 2
patlerieg1I.ower, Johns aud Gond
ing; Freeman and Towns,
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Chicago at Boston.
81. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland At New York
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Oklahoma City Mt WAGE.
San Antonio AZ Dalhs,
Fort Worth at Galveston.
Shreveport at Houston.
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Topeka, Kan. June l7-Topeia
won from Pueblo by score OF 10 10 s
The game was a hlppodrome from the
start swift who hal no support gull
trying
Score. ftN Il. II, B.
Pueblo .... 600 0O0 0i4- 3 II 8
Topeka ...... l03 0l2 S2e--lG rs z
Batteries Swift ard Jehl Wright
and Korns, McManus.
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wHERg rAEY pLAY roDAY
MfsTERN AssocIATIoN

Guthrie at Muskogeo.
Enid 1t BartIesvllle.
Springfield al rlltsburg
webb City at Joplin.
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Chicago June i7--chicago's sec.
pennan' vas holsted yesterday Chi.
cage then won from Brooklyn by
punching four hits In the second 10,
ming. Too
Score: n X. H. e.
Chicago ~ 030 600 00i-3 6 0
Brooklyn ..... ZOO 00i 000--t . T
Batteries Ruelbaeh and Moran;
Rucker and Bergen.
summhsy-Two base hits. Hummel.
Ruelbaeh: sacrifice hits. Howard.
Hoffman 10. stolen bases, Hummel
souble plays. Ruelbach and Howard
Mcmillan. Hummell and Bergen, zlm
norman aud Howard blae on errors
Chicago i; struck out Ruelbach 3.
Ruoker 5.
umplres J1hnst1ne and Cuaack
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National League
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

Muskoeee. Okla, june r. m the
first doubleheader o. the season
Muskcgte took 10th nFmes from Guth.
RE yesterday sfternoon BY superior an
round playing. The first game was a
swa fest with the locals getting the
better Of IT,
First Came. .... .t
Muskogee .... 0i0 0i3 20e-7 is [
Guthrie ....4. % 100 1906 i2 4
Batteries Cavett and Moneoe; Glest
Price ana Clifton.
Second Gamel
Wuakogee .... 600 0o4 s0t--7 ii Q
Guthrie .... 0i0 900 000-i q
shultz snd Harrine on,
Nelson ana Warlng.
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cIeysIand !. JOE York )

New York, June i7--Cleveiand out
IA and out flelded New York and won
10 3 itf
SCORE: r. ". E.
cleveland 900 900 1l0-4 2 0
Sew York . n20 00t 000-3 2
Batteries Young aud I0isterly;
BOYLE. Wafhop and klelnos
summary Two base hits, Laioie
Eagle Demnltt. Easterly: three base
hits, knight. Eaeterly; sacrifice hits,
Bradley Lord Laiole: stolen bases,
Bradley vsughn. double play, Young.
Ball and Stovall; struck out. by Doyle
s. BY Young 4, base on balls. of
Doyle Z Warhop /, Young / hit by
pitcher. by Young 1: Wild pitches,
DOYLE ana Young.
umplrcs-K KERN and OLoughlln.
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Danyee at Pueblo.
Wichita at Topeka.
Omaha nt Llncoln
Sioux city at Dea M0lnes
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Washington. June fist Loula
drove Smith from the rubber IN the
seventh inning and defeated Wash
lngton 10 2.
Score. R.H.E.
Washington 900 900 200 Z 1
St Jonis 900 O02 iOO--3 3 z
Batteries Smith, Groom. Hughes
and Stree Wlgddell and Slephenes
Summary-Two base hits. Unglaub; !;
secrlfIce hits. con-oy. Douohue. Hart
zcll Ferris. stolen bases. Donohue
unglaub. McAleese. Patlersou: dou-
Bile plays. wallace. Williams aud
Jones. bases on balls off Smith 2,
Groom 1. Waddell & hlt by pitcher
BY Smith J. BY waddeil 1 struck out,
BY Smith 2, BY Hughes !, By WaddelI
4. passed ball. Street.
Umpires-- Egan and Sheridan
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N'Ea|AaR#aE = > IaaEkaEaR = RlEaE8 8Na8@NNMN
E. In the World of Sports. e
AMAM y aMMMss
WESTERN LEAGUE

Wichita June Wichits. won
from Denver IN the ninth Inning.
Coles home run tied the score. then
Anderson bit safe, was sacrificed TO
second by Hughes and scored on Pen.
nells single,
Denver ........ COO 1870 000f 3 2
Wichita ... 900 0l0 Obs 10 2
Batteries WATSON and Thompson;
Shaner ard Weaver
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fort worth 3. galveston 4

Galveston, Tex, June i7-Timely
BIT Ing won for Fort Worth,
Score r. H. q
Galveston .... 00l OO4 000-4 IL 8
Fort Worth .... i40 ITO 00i---8 t3 0
Batterles-Iiellman aud Queisser:
Mckay and Green.
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webb CITY 2. Joplin 4

Ioplin NO. June if--ln sell
PLAYED game Webb City beat Joplm
here.
store r.. HE.
Joplin . 99i 0ea 000-~l 6 M
Webb City NV. 900 002 000-2 S Al
BatterleH-Bellz and Brown: Myers
and Reed
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ham. S0Ilee and PheIps
summs-y- Sacrifice hita, rresnahan
Mattern. Ilulswltt. double plays, Dab
len aud Sweeney, stolen bases. Kone'
chy, base on balls, off sallee ), OFT
Mattern 4 struck out by sallee I, by
Maaern !
Umpire. KLEIN and Lane.
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shreveport 2. Houston 0
Dallss 10, san Antonio o.4

Dallas. Tex. June 1.-THE best the
locals could do IN yesterdays double
header WAS an even break
First Game
Dallas s..... 600 600 coll 3 3
San Antonio 0o0 GOO 000~-0 3 3
Batteries Peters and 0nslowi
Ablea md sehan.
Second Game
Dallas s..4... 500 900 000--s 5 j
San Antonio 009 040 000--4 z 2
Bat'erieE-Drueke. Wocdburn and
onslow; Miller and Alexander.