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The advance was enacted at the ex-
oense of one Harry Tracy Johns, a
southpaw named after the famous
bandit-not before. Johns has pitched
some splendid ball in Topeka. He did
Ii the last time the Omahogs were here,
and did it right, shutout. He was off
yesterday. The home talent started the
bombardment in the first inning-not
quite hard enough to count, but just
hard enough for an eye-opener.
There was some doubt at first wheth-
er Topeka could pull the second vic
tory in as many games from the
Rourkes- Especially was it doubtful
when the game started. Wright didn't
look good at the start and in fact
hadn't seemed to warm up to the task
that was set before him. But he ma
tured with the progress of the game
and as inning after inning rolled back
Rasty was getting better and tougher
for the solution of the visitors.
The only time that RaSty really
looked bad was in the second inning
ard only some poor base running by
Welch destroyed the possible chances
of a victory. After this with the ex-
ception of the ninth when the visitors
looked somewhat threatening Rasty had
the game in the hollow of his hip and
was the real big show.
In the second Rasty got in the hole
oil Shipke and the balls and strikes,
three and two Rasty was forced to put
it right down the alley. Slugger Bill,
the former senator, Sn1OIe IL over the
left field fence for the Omahog's only
run. Bill was the first man up. Rasty
walked Harry WEIGH the hard slugger,
Pendry-the little mascot, who played
second base-laid down neat sacrifice
and Buckerino Frank hit safe. Then
Gonding was safe when Kerns folded
his short hit wide to first. The bases
were loaded with only one man out.
But Johns famed and Butch Kerns
ran WEIGH down between the plate and
third.
The local contingent came back with
the beautiful rally in the third. Shipke
dropped Wooley's high fly and Lijah
went to second on Geier's single, scor-
ing when Johnny Kunkel ripped the
ball to right field for single. Fenlor
flew out but Kahl walked, filing the
bases. Johns made a wise choice in
p walking Kerns-a dangerous man with
Hnen on bases-and forced in run. Had
Kerns been allowed to hit, four runs
might have resulted. Abbott, recently
from Texas, hir a Texas Lacquer tC
right field and Kunkel scored. Their
Captain Buckerino derricked Johns anG
summoned Duke Alexis Xerxes Hollen.
beck to the throne and the side wa:
retired without further trouble
The Duke pitched a great game. To
peka could hit well enough but wher
men were on bases the Duke frightened
up and prevented runs. In only on,
inning was his delivery punctureC
enough for a score. In the sixth Dow
rie, who was hitting the ball hard
scored his second single. Rasty Wrigh
hit over first base and Downie reach
ed third. Then Wooley lifted a lonl
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National League.
American League.
Clubs

one to Fisher and Downie raced home.
Omaha threatened a rally in the
ninth. King and Kane got f1uke hits
and then with two out, Cadman was
sent in for Pendry and got on on
Downie's excusable error. Franek hit
the ball hard but Geier nestled under
it and the game passed into history.
Downie and Geier each bagged three
hits during the contest, all of them
clean. Abbott hit the ball more often
than he has done since his last debut
iE Topeka. but got only one safe one.
Shipke started a nice double play in
the sixth when a batting rally was
threatening. Kunkei made a star catch
on WEIGH in the ninth-a foul right
at the grandstand. The last game to-
day, aud Des Moines tomorrow. Des
Moines has only taken two out of seven
thus far this season.
The official score:
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Choteau, Abilene's. Indian pitcher,
has jumped the team, and his where
abouts is unknown.
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Peck Harrington who was always
with some club in the Western associa-
ton, has been located. Peck has sue
ceeded the veteran Dalrymple as man.
ager of the Muskogee team. Dalrymple
has left for the coast on account OF the
sickness of his wife.
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The Salina Journal is getting after
Quigley and is suggesting any number
Of improvements that should be made
on that team.
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IN THIRD PLACE
Omaha Was Defeated in Second
Game of Series.
T0pekans Batted Johns Out in
Second Inning.
SHIPKE'S HOME RUN
Was the Only Run Made by the
Visiting Team.
Rasty Wright Pitched Good,
Steady Ball.
SHIPKE'S HOME RUN
Up to the dizzy height of third place

Up to the dizzy height Of third place.
That's going some for an infantlle
corporosity just fresh from the brush,
but its a reality just the same. The
trick was turned yesterday afternoon
at the Western League park, when the
Topeka team won from Omaha by a
score of to :. Two games of the SER
les have. now been played. Cooley has
them both in his grip. Bolivar Kauf-
man is on the mound this afternoon,
and doubtless ere nightfall we will have
Increased our clutch on this rung of
the ladder with a frmer grip. Incl
dentally the defeat of Wichita brings us
closer to our beloved and time honored
rival.
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chicago A, Cleveland s.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City 4, Columbus 3.

Kansas City, June 24.-With by far
the greatest finish that has accom-
panied a game at Association park this
Columbus in the second battle of the
series yesterday, to 8, the fight lasting
ten innings. Two thousand fans, who
had previously been quiet, turned into
a screeching bowling mob as the Blues
rallied in the eighth and tied the score
by great hitting and base running.
Those same fans went absolutely wild
when more great base running and hit
ting scored the winning run in the
overtime round and Bill Clymer bit the
dirt.
Score: R.H.E,
Kansas City 900 o03o1-4 IL /
Columbus :. q 10 o o 0 o o o 0-3 6 1
Batteries-Essick and Ritter; MILL
gan and Schreck.
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New York 5-11, Boston AT.
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Sioux City 4, Pueblo 2.

Pueblo, Colo. June 24.-Chabek
was fortunate in keeping his hits bet
ter scattered than Swift and won yes
terday's game by score of 4 to 2.
The umpiring of Clark was bad and
the visitors several times threatened
to leave the field. The feature of the
game was Curtis's home run over the
centerfield fence on the first ball
pitched by Chabek.
The score:
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Stated for Weaver in ninth.
s*Batted for Shaner in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Des Moines..........0 o o o o A
Wichita ..............1 o 0-3
Summary: Stolen bases -. Bader.
Two base hits-Niehoff. Williams.
Home run-Roberts. Sacrifice hits
Anderson, Shaner. 2. Double plays
Hughes to Anderson to Roberts.
Struck out-By Shaner, L: by Clark,
2. Base on balls-On Shaner. 2; off
Clark, 3. Wild pitches-Clark, 8.
Hit by pitcher-By Clark, Shaner.
Passed balls-Shea. Time OF game
1855. Umpire Haskell. Attend
ance-400.
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schlei. Three base hits-Dahlen. Gra-
ham. Home run-Sweeney. Struck out
-Marquard 4, Mattern 3. Matthewson
2. Bases on balls-On Marquard 1. Mat
tern 5. Umpires-Rigler and TRULY.
Second game
Score: RHE
Boston .........1ooo ooo00-1 5
New York-.....4 8 2 o Ill Is 8
Observation-Disclosures. Ferguson. White
and Bowerman: Matthewson, Crandall
and Schlei. Snodgrass- Two base hits
dali Home runsIBecker. Murray.
Struck out-Matthewson 8, White l,
Ferguson l. Crandall !. Bases on balls
/, Ferguson 2. Crandall Q.
Umpires-Rigler and TRULY.
Pittsburg 8, st. Louis IT,
st: Louis: June 24.-Pittsburg defeated
st. Louis in the opening game Of the
series here yesterday, to i.
Score: R.H.E
Pittsburg oooo102 o-3 O
st. Louis ........0 0 0 90 90 OIL 8
Batteries-Willis and Gibson; Har-
hits-Wagner, Evans. Bases on balls
Beebe 4, FWillis 8. Struck out-Beebe 2,
Willis 2 Umpires-Johnstone and Gus
ack.
Brooklyn 2-5, philadelphia OF.
Brooklyn, June A-After losing IA out
Of 15 games, the Brooklyns opened an
other season at home yesterday by de-
feating Philadelphia In two games.
First game
Score: RHE.
Philadelphia 100 oOo-0 s
Brooklyn .......0 10000 /" 40 o
Batteries-Moore and Jacklitsch;
Rucker and Bergen. Two base hit
Burch. Bases on balls-Moore 2, Ruck-
er 6. Struck out-Moore 5, Rucker 5.
Umpires-Klem and Kane
Second game
Score: RHE.
Philadelphia 100 o / 0 o o 0 OIL 7
Brooklyn .......2 o 0 o 0 3 0 ~-5 2
Batteries-Coveleskie and Doom Hun
ter and Bergen. Two base hits-Magee,
Hummel, Lennox. Three base hit-Al-
perman. Bases on balls-CoveIeslxie 8,
Hunter 1. Struck out-Coveleskie T.
Hunter 5. Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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Is NOW AN UMPIRE.
George Van Haltren, Veteran Player,
With Pacific Coast League.

George Van Haltren, veteran Player,
With Pacific Coast League.
San Francisco. June 24.-The SEN
sation in Pacific coast baseball circles
Is the recent release for no apparent
reason of George Van Haltren from
the Oakland team. Van Haltren is
the dean Of the game, starting to
play In 1881. In 1886 he went to Chi
cago and played as pitcher with the
white Sox. From 1886 until 1904 he
played In various clubs of the big
league. most of the time with the New
York Nationals. He came back to the
coast as manager Of the Seattle team,
staying in the northern city for one
year, when he Joined Oakland. A few
days after Van Haltren's release,
President Cal Ewing of the Pacific
Coast league announced the appoint
ment Of the veteran player as umpire.
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SIOUX CITY.

Summary: Stolen bases-Miller.
Three base hit-Hunter. Two base
hits-Hunter, Towns. Home run
Curtis. Sacrifice hits - Campbell.
Smith, Andreas. Struck out-By
Chabek, z; Swift, s. Base on balls
Off Chabek, 1; off Swift, 1. Hit by
pitcher-By Swift. L. Time of game
-1:40. Umpire Clark. Attend
ance-350.
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KANSAS STATE LEAGUE.
Arkansas City 4. newton 2.

Arkansas City 4, Newton 2.
Arkansas City, Kan, June 24-The
Arkansas City Grays won the last OF
the series with Newton here yesterday
in an errorless game on the part OF
the locals. by the score Of 4 to 2.
Score: R.H. Il.
Newton =. 1000 90 o o o. 4 I
Arkansas City L 2 0 0 50 10 o
Batteries-Lancaster and Lyons;
Williams, Harlow and Maxey.
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CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE.
SaIina S, Beloit 1

SaI1na 5, BeIOIG i.
Salina. Kan, June 24.-Umpire Nc
Kee benched and fined three Belols
players yesterday, including Manager
Ebright, for back talk. Salina won by
getting free passes and hitting at the
right time.
Score: RH.E;
BeIoit .. 100 o o o o Oh 1
Batteries - Baird and Lawrence;
Leach, O'Neil, Mead and Martin. UNI
pire-McKee.
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Denver a Idncoln .

Denver. Colo. June 24.-Denver
jumped onto Farthing In the second
inning here yesterday and scored
four runs. In this one inning he hit
a man, walked one and allowed three
hits McCaferty who replaced him
pitched a steady game. Ford who
pitched for the locals pitched a good
steady game.
The score:
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Will Run July 4 Marathon.
Burlington, VT, June 24.--John j.
HAYES. Pat White, the Irish champion,
and the Indian runners, Black Hawk
and Simpson, will take part in a
Marathon race on July in connection
with the tercentenary celebration in
this city
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Abilene 8, Clay Center i.

Abilene Kan. June 24.-Abilene
broke the spell by defeating. Clay Cen
ter in fast game of ball Williams
won his own game by three Dagger,
which was feature.
Score: Ri. T..
Clay Center III 0 0 o. 0-1 3
Abilene - 40 0 O o O 0 o s-3 8 3
Batteries-Brooks and Allingham;
Williams and Argot. Umpire-Brumage.
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MiIwaukee 8, Toledo o.

Milwaukee, June 24-Curtis was in
vincible yesterday. Milwaukee defeat
ing Toledo 8 to o.. Wright started to
pitch for Toledo but had to retire ar
the end of the second inning, his leg
being hurt by drive through the
pitchers box by Strunk. The feature
was Strunk's batting and his throw to
the plate in the eighth, cutting down
Nal1y.
Score: n.
Milwaukee 49,. 800 =
Toledo ..... 20 o o o o o 0 90
Two base hit-Land. Hits-Of Wright
5 in 2 innings, off Robinson in in
nings. Double pIays-clark to McCor-
mick to McGann; Strunk to Hostetter.
Bases on balls-Of Curtis 4. Struck out
BY Curtis 8, by Robinson 6. Umpires
-Conahan and Sullivan.
No other A. A. games yesterday
rain.
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Des Moines !. Wichita 8.

Wichita, Kan. June 24.-After
holding the Des Moines team runless
for eight innings yesterday, Mig
Shaner weakened in the ninth and
two singles, two doubles and a walk
netted four runs and a victory for the
visitors. Roberts hit the ball over
the right field fence in the fourth in
ming. Clark was wild but pitched a
fair game.
The score:
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Little Johnny Pendry made his debut
on second. He got away with seven
out of eight chances, his error being
first on a bunt. He looked fairly good,
and with a little practice in the posi-
ton will doubtless do well.
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Strong Citv 3. WeIIington 2.

Wellington, Kan, June 24.-Twin
cities won it's third game, the last of
the series, from wellington yesterday,
to 2 Both pitchers were effective,
McGrath having a shade the better or
it. One of the features was running
catch of a hot liner by Wells of the
Dukes at third, also doubling runner
at first.
Score: LIE
Wellington :. Il 90 0 0 o 1 o. 6 2
Twin Cities 81 0 2 o o o 0 o 0-S 6 2
Batteries-Campbell and Pinkerton;
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and brilliant performer in the field.
His release costs the Lincoln club $500
Paul Cobb went five games at Fresno
without getting a hit. Then In a
double header he got four-three home
runs in the first and another homer in
the second. This is all the hitting he
has done, too.
Danny Green has finally landed. He
talked to Jack Holland when Wichita
was here and Jack sent for him after
ne got home. Here's hoping Danny
makes it stick at Wichita.
Pat Folbre, last season with Okla
homa City, has been sold to San An
tonic In the Texas league. He has
been with Little Rock.
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SCOREsBY INNINGSi
Lincoln ..........o 10 o o o o.
Denver ..............0 o o o s-4
Summary: Sacrifice hits-Lindsay,
Fox. Passed ball-Sullivan. Struck
out-By Ford. 6: by Farthing, 2; by
McCaferty. 2. Bases on balls-On
Ford. 4: off McCafferty, 4. Double
plays-Stankard to Lindsay; Nc
Cafferty to Gagnier to Thomas. Wild
pitch-Ford, Farthing. Hit by
pitched ball-Ford. l; Farthing. /.
Left on bases-Denver. g.; Lincoln. 4.
Innings pitched-By Farthfng 1-1-3,
runs 3. hits 8. Time of game IS g..
Attendance - 500. Umpire-Glenal-
win.
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uestern Association Games.

At Enid-Guthrie s. Enid s.
At Webb City-Joplin 2. Webb
City /.
At Muskogee-Muskogee IL, Bar
tlesville 6.
At Springield-Springfeld 81,
Pittsburg 0-4.
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King hit one in the ninth inning
which looked good for two bases Kun
KEEL, however, knocked it down with
one hand and it only went for a single
The st. Louis lad is certainly eating
everything around that corner.
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rifice hits-Wooley, Wright, Pendry.
Bases on balls-Off Wright 2 OFF Johns
q Struck out-By Wright 5, by Johns l.,
by Hollenbeck 4. Left on bases-To-
peka IL, Omaha 6. Double play-Shipke
to Kane. Time of game-1:45. Attend
ence-1,500. Umpire-Mullen.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

Cincinnati 8, Chicago a.
Chicago, June N.-Overall and Kroh
were hit hard and timely in the OPEN
ing innings yesterday, Cincinnati get
ting a big lead.
Score: R.H.E e.
Cincinnati 1911 o 0 0 0 0N6 13 8
Batteries-Overall, Kroh, Hagerman,
Brown and Moran, Archer, Casper,
Fromme and Roth. Two base hit-Hof-
man. Bases on balls-Overal 3, Kroh
g. Hagerman 2, Casper 8, Fromme l.
Struck out-OveraH 2. Casper 4,
Fromme /. Struck out-Overall 2, Gas
rer 4, F'romme 2. Umpires-O'Day and
Emslie.
New York Sill, Boston Al.
New York, June 24-New York took
two games from Boston yesterday, the
scores being to 4 and IL to 1. First
game
Score: R.H. E
Boston ........1 o0soo4 2
New York 0 o o 0 o 8 Is z 2
Batteries-Mattern and Graham;
Marquard, Mathewson and Myers,
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WEIGH, the demon swatter Of the
Omahogs, failed to connect safely. Out
of three times up Kunkel handled one
grounder, and WEIGH fouied two, one to
Kunkel and one to Kerns.
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Fenlon failed to bag his usual hit
He knocked three long flies to King
however.
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Cadman, who batted for Pendry in
the ninth inning. is an extra catcher
He broke UP 8 game for Topeka in
Omaha when one leg was in a cast
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Ellsworth 1. Minneapolis O.

Ellsworth, Kan, June 24.-In what
was the snappiest game ever seen here
Ellsworth defeated Minneapolis yester-
day on the Hi Grounds. The features
of the game were two one-hand catches
by Minneapolis centerfielder.
Score: R.H.E,
IIsworth ....1 o o o o o 0 o o. 2
Minneapolis :. 20 0 90 0 900 L
Batteries-Delberts and Sommers;
Huseman and Abbott Urnpire-Sigler.
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TUoDs 4. McPherson 3.

Lyons 4, Mcpherson 8.
Lyons, Kan. June 24-Lyons defeat
ed Mcpherson here yesterday in game
full CT remarkable plays, both good and
bad Hassler pitched great game for
Lyons.
Score: R.H.E.
McPheron :. 80 2 0 90 1-3
Lyons =. .....-..O D -
Umpire-Farney.
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McGrath and Freese. Umpire-ouigg.
Great Bend s, Hutchinson 2.

Great Bend 5, Hutchinson 2.
Great Bend, Kan, June 24-Umpire
Cleary's work was so rank yesterday
that he ran from the park after the
game and has not been seen since.
Salm was on the mound for the Millers
and kept the Salt Packers hits well
scattered.
Score: R.H.E.
Hutchinson :. ..oooeo01 o1-2 5
Great Bend .....1 o 0 8 o o SIS 0
Batteries-Donovana and Miller; Salm
and Jokerst. Umpire-Cleary.
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Notes of the Game.

The Topeka athletes registered at
least one safe hit in every inning and
looked dangerous at any time.
Sir Richard made his first appear
ance on the coaching lines since his in
Jury and his presence seemed to help
in the third inning, when most of the
runs were scored.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
PhiIadelphia 3. WASHINGTON o.


Philadelphia. June 24.-Washington
was shut out here yesterday to o.
Score: R.H.E.
Philadelphia ...o2oo o0o1*-s 8
Washington ...-.C o o o o 0 o 0 90 5 o
Batteries-Krause and Thomas; Smith
and Street. Blankenship. Two base hit
Three base hit-Baker. Bases
on balls-OM Krause 2, Smith /. Struck
out-By Krause 6, by Smith Z. Umpires
KERN and Sheridan.
Boston ii, New York 5.
Boston. June 24.-New York played
poorly yesterday and Boston had no
trouble winning IA to 8.
Score: RH.E.
New York ......o 100 o0o4o-5 10 4
Boston .........o o 2 23142 ia q 4
Batteries-Chesbro. Doyle and Blair;
Steele and Spencer. Three base hits
Mcconnell, Demmitt. Gardner. Two base
hits-Gessler, Steele. Niles. Bases on
balls-Of Steele 4. off Doyle ]. Struck
out-By Steele 6. Doyle 1. Umpires-
and Perrine.
Detroit g, st. Louis 1.
Detroit, June. 24.-Detroit beat st.
Louis to 1 yesterday. fc
Score: RH.E.
Detroit 4e1oo1s-s Is
st. Louis. o o 900 OIL 5
Batteries-Suggs and Schmidt; Criss,
Bailey and CrigeEa Two base hits
Bush, Crawford ca, Schaefer (2), Hart
zell, Jones. Bases on balls-On Suggs
II, off Bailey 1. Struck out-By Suggs
Is, by Bailey 5. Umpires-Egan and
Evans.
Chicago 4, Cleveland s.
Cleveland, June 24.-Chicago defeated
Cleveland yesterday, to 3.
Score: R.H.E.
Cleveland ....1 / 10 o o o a-3 8 Z
Chicago .........0 o 0 0 1 OIL 0 "a s
Batteries-Berger and Bemis; F,iene
and Sullivan. Two base hits-Lajoie
Tannehill. Bases on balls-Berger q
Fiene 2. Struck out-Berger 5, Fiene
4 Umpires-Connolly and Hurst.
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.J,Yucfif,u CITY 6. Manhattan 2.

Manhattan, Kan. June 24--Junction
city won the opening game here yes
terday by a score of to 2. With two
men on bases in the sixth Jepser, the
visiting pitcher, knocked the ball over
the fence. Putnam was oatteo out OF
the box in the second inning.
Score: XIII:
Junction City Il o o 4 o o. -6
Manhattan :. 30 1 0 20 o o. 8 8
Batteries-Putman, Jepser and Uhl-
rich: Bryant and Coe. Umpire-Ham-
rnond. Attendance-70.
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GramIey has been playing Art Day
in the outfield for several days Day
is one of the most valuable men or
the team, and can be worked any
place.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-24
svanburg Challenges shrubb.

New York, June 24.-Joi1n Swan
burg, the Swedish Marathon runner.
has issued challenge to race Alfred
Shrubb, the middle distance champion,
twenty pai1as
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-24

Atty Wilson, the former Springfield
Midget is going to take the job of
manager at Abilene. Wilson is far too
good a man to work in that circuit
and it is a wonder that he accepted
the offer. Atty could have landed a
job with a western league club last
winter but declined.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-24

Dick Brown, an old Topeka ball
player who occupied the third station
on the Topeka team of 1904 and 1905,
has gone to Junction City where he
will play third for Junktown. Dick
NAV be able to field yet, but it is
doubtful whether he can hit much
Dick has been employed since his re-
turn from Texas in April cooking in
a Topeka restaurant.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-24

The Lincoln News calls the atten-
ton Of the big league scouts to Winnie
bago johnson, whom Lincolnites think
fit for the big leagues.