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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-10
CAUGHT THE SPOOk.
Berlin Police Also Got Frau Abend,
Who MaterialIzed at High Figures.


Berlin.-The spiritualists in Berlin
are indignant over the arrest of Anna
Abend, well known medium, and
her husband. For years the couple
have had large clientele among all
classes of society, for whom they
summoned spirits at fees varying
with the length of the customers
purses. In the case Of wealthy per-
sons the fees were very high.
Detectives disguised and posing as
earnest spiritualists were admitted to
a seance. They grabbed the first
spook answering the summons and it
proved to be Anna. Despite her pro-
tests and those of the audience, she
was taken to police station and
charged with fraud.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-10
So Much Easier.

A tourist while travelling in the
north of Scotland far away from any
where, exclaimed to one OF the na.
tives, "Why, what do you do when
any of you are Ill? You can never get
q doctor"
Mae, SIR" replied Sandy. We've
jist to dee a natural death. Lion.
don Opinion.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-10
PASTORS TO SELECT JURIEs.
Scheme to Improve Glass of Jurors in
WiIkes-8arre.

Wilkes-Barre, Pa.-Clergymen of
this county were asked by the Court
to send in lists OF names of men who
they believe will make honest and
capable Jurors. This was done in an
effort to imrove the class of the jury
men who serve the county.
The choosing of names by the cler-
gymen from among their own parish
toner's and neighbors is expected to
entirely eliminate politics from the
selection of juries. 1t is expected
that there will be sufficient names sent
in to select the first juries to serve
next year from them.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-10
A Good Opportunity.

your pas coming down on Satur-
day wonder If that would be a
good time to speak to him?"
"Yes. When ma tells him what
she's spent down here he'll be glad
to get rid of the lot of us!"-Comic
Cuts.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-10
TOO POOR TO BE A SENATOR.
Flint of California Says He'll Quit and
Try to Provide for Family.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Senator Flint
announced unofiicially that when his
present term expires ON March 4,
1911, he will not be candidate for re.
election. Flint has been travelling
with President Taft and made the
statement in discussing the political
outlook.
''If were a rich man." said Sen.
ator Flint, 81 would like nothing bet.
ter than to remain in the Senate all
my life. But l feel that l owe 1t to
my family to get out Of politics and
get a competency while l am able"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-10
AR Advertised.

Fe Oang, lean. and much the worse
for drink)-Are you the young wom-
an to whom life would be burden
without the companionship of man
of noble character and imposing pres
encef-F1iegende Blaetter. -
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-10
No Ono Lives Alone.

Mems lives are as thoroughly blend.
cd with each other as the air they
breathe.-Eliot.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-10
A Breakfast for Five
Costs Only 1Oc

All the wealth the world could buy nothing break
fast than Beardsley's Shredded Goldfish
This forms the favorite morning meal in lionare's
home And dozens dishes the breakfast and
luncheon of this countrys expensive hotels.
Yet than enough for FIVE hungry people will you
only 10
And there's nothing You have ready
for the abecooked the tasen less than 10 minutes
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SCORE BIZ INNI
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Detroit ia, St. Louis "a.

st. Louis, Sept 13.-Detroit won the
first game yesterday, IL to 5, and tied
the second. Darkness interviewed with
the score 4 to 4.
First game-Score: Ri Z.
St Louis &C o 0O1 Is 9 2
Detroit ........G 0 0 Oil Is 3
Batteries-Pelty, Graham, Howell and
Criger: Willett and Schmidt. Two base
hits-NIoriarity and Jones. Three base
Iiit-Cobb. Bases on balls-Off Petty
2, off Graham 1. off Willett 8. Struck
oIlt-By Petty 1. by Graham l, by Will
lett l. Un.pires-O'Loughlin and Evans.
Second game-Score: R.H.E.
St Louis. ~ Of O 0 o. 6 2
Detroit .......G 1 0 6 0 CA .
Batteries-Wa6dell and Stephens;
Donovan and Stanage. Two base hit
Griggs. Eases on balls-On Waddell
), off Donovan s. Struck CCt-By Wad-
dell 6. by Donovan 4. Umpires-Evans
and O'Loughlin.
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DIES MONIES.
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- q q CURES
800. SKIN DISEASES

cause OF an skn diseases be traced
The itching and singing often
On skin Diseases and medical advice free all
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA
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NIarysville 3. stars 5.

Mar~sville, Kan, Sept. BIN tie
first of a series of three games, Marys-
Vile defeated the Marysville Stars by a
score OF 8 to 0.
Grindle pitched a no-hit game and
not a man passed first base.
Slkidmore pitched a good game for
the Stars but allowed five hits.
Score: PE.E
Stars :. ........0 0 0 0 O 0 0 90 =
Batteries-Marysville Grindle and
Carmen; Stars: Skidmore and Me-
Namara.
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National League.
American League.

WEIGH. Passed ball-Jockerst. Bases
on balls-Shackelford 2. Hit by pitch
ed ball-Shackelford Struck out
Kelley 4. Shackelford 8. Left on
bases-Omaha Z. Wichita .. Stolen
bases-Penrdy >. Sacrifice hits-FiSh-
er, Fox, WEIGH, Westerzil, PennelI,
Jockerst Time-I:4O. Umpire Has
kell. Attendance-5OO.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Pittsburg A, St. Louis 3.

Pittsburg 4, st. Louis 3.
St Louis. Sept. 13.-Pittsburg won
from St. Louis yesterday in a hard
fought battle 4 to 3.
Score: RI. z
Pittsburg ......O001o 2O1-4 3
ST. Louis ..C 0 3 . 0 0 0 O-3 IL 3
Batteries-Camnitz. Leif1eld and Glib
son; Lush ard Bresnahan Two base
kit-Storke. Three base hits-Wagner
Abstein. Bases on balls-Lush 6. Lei
field =. Struck out-Lush 1, Leifieid 2.
Umpire-KIem.
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TOPEKA
SCORE ny INNINGS:

oCOttE 3
nesDes Moines 0 6 1 SIS
Topeka ..-.........O 1 o 0 L
Summary: Two base hits-Colligan
.. Kahl 2, Kerns, Landreth. Three
base hit-DaIton. Home run-Lang.
BASES on balls-Barngrover 5. Ashley
q Hit by pitched ball-Barngrover,
Wooley. Wild pitch-Barngrover
Struck out-Barngrover 4, Ashley :.
Double play-Colligan to Bader to
Dwyer. Sacrifice hit-Abbott. Lett
on bases-Des Moines 8, Topeka 10.
Tirne-2:20. 500. UNI
pires-Clark and Derrick.
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chicago 5, CINCINNATI o.

Cincinnati, O., Sept. l3.-Cincinnati
Nas powerlcss before the pitching of
Overall and Chicago won with ease.
Score: R.B.E
Chicago .....O OO03O2 zoos Il 0
Cincinnati 1890. 0 0 90 10 l
Batteries-OveraI and Archer; Ew-
ing. Rowan and Roth. Struck out-OV-
erar Z, Ewing 1, Dowan 2. Bases on
,ralls-Ewirg 4, Rowan ?. Two base
Archer. Cakes. UNI
pires-O'Day and Johnston.
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DENVER.

SCORE BY INNINGS:
Denver .............6 0 0 0 / ; 0 Ito
Summary: Two base hits-Lindsay
,. Edmondson, Hartman. Home runs
Wilson ,, Haley, Rohannon, Hunter,
Edmondson. Sacrifice hits-Andreas
?, Standard, Hartman. Stolen bases
Mag, Standard. Double play-Hart-
man to Lindsay. Bases on balls-Off
Wilson 6, off Hall 4, off Bohannon 6.
Struck out-By Wilson 3, by Johnson
3. by Hall ?, by Bohannon 3. Hit by
pitched ball-Andreas, Edmondson.
Time of game-2:20. Umpire-Mul-
Lin. Attendance-4,0 900.
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BILLY CLYMER WILL QUIT.
Three-Time Pennant Winner Leaves
Columbus Because of Friction.

Columbus, o.. Sept 1S.=Manager
w. j. Clymer has resigned as man
ager of the Columbus Baseball Club,
his resignation to take effect on Sep
TENDER %. He was angered at the
reports that Friel was to succeed him
next year and wired his resignation
from Indianapolis. The chances are
that he will not be kept the remainder
of the season, as he desires. Friel will
likely be put in charge of the team
today and Clymer sent home with pay
for the remainder of the year The
or less friction during the year
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LOST SECOND TOO
Des Moines Took the Long End
of Smuggling Match.
Ashley Pitched an ineffective
Game Against IOwans.
PLAYED LISTLESSLY.
Topeka Players Put Up Slow
Exhibition Of the Game.
Barngrover for Des Moines
Proved Heady Pitcher.

Des Moines, Ia, Sept. 13.-The To-
peka team dropped the second game
of the series to Des MONIES by playing
q listIess kind of ball The Topeka
team hit nearly as we'll as the Des
Moines team, but in the pinches Barn
grover frightened wonderfully and held
the visitors safe Ashley on the otner
hand was easy at all times, and Des
Moines hit whenever needed The fea-
ture of the game was Lang's home run
over the left field fence.
he ScOra-
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Omaha As, Wichita Is.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 13.-Omaha and
Wichita divided honors here yesterday
In the first game the pitching of Hol-
lenbeck was too much for the Kan
sans, but three hits being secured off
the big southpaw. In the second game
Kelley opposed ShackeHord, and the
read-headed busher proved effective
in the pinches. Omaha'S errors and
W-chita's errors came at the same
time in the second game, allowing
Omaha to win
The score:
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Sioux City. al. Sept. 13.-Sioux City
won two smuggling matches from Den
Yer here yesterday Six home runs
were secured in the first game and
five in the second-an unusual occur
renee The feature of the two games
was the batting of Tony Smith, who
goes back to the big league next
season.
The scores
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Corning Won Two Games.

Corning. Kan. Sept. 13.-Corning de-
feated a Centralia picked team yester-
day in well played game. The score
was to 2. Batteries-Sitler and Kerns;
Joble and Jerome. Umpire-Holey
Corning also gave Vermillion the worse
end of it in a loosely played game by
score of to Z. Both games were play
ed a Cent-alia.
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RESULTS SATURDAY.

National League.
Chicago 10. st. Louis 4.
Pittsburg 2, Cincinnati 1.
Philadelphia 20. Baston 81.
Brooklyn O-10, New York Al.
American League.
Cleveland 1, Detroit Z.
Boston 10, Philadelphia OIL.
New York 3-2, Washington OIL.
Chicago I, st. Louis 2.
American Association.
Minneapolis 3. Kansas City 4.
Toledo 2. Louisville 0.
Columbus 2, Indianapolis z.
st. Paul 1, Milwaukee Z.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis 5, Columbus 4.

Indianapolis, Sept. 13.-Indianapolis
made it four straight from Columbus
by winning yesterdays game, to A..
Nelson pitched well and should have
won, but his poor support cost him the
game. Cheney sent two home in the
sixth with a single, which gave the.
victory.
Score: R.
Indianapolis -. 90 013 *-5 5 2
Columbus :. 80 0 0 O 2 0 0 o "a 3 6
Batteries-Cheney and Howley; Mel
son and James.
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Stars 3. MarYsYiIIe 1.

Marysville. Kan. Sept. 13.-The
MarysvilIe Stars took the second game
of the series of three with Marysville
by a score of to l.
Score: RHE
Stars .....0 OF OIL O-3 3 2
Marysyfl1e 100 0 o 0 0 0 1 0 OIL 8
observation-disclosures and McCarE1en:
Grindeu and 7. Cannon.
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Kansas City q. MINNEAPOLIS 2-1.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 13.-Daniel
Shay's aggregation of ball players with
much new blood infused into the going
yesterday afternoon closed the local sea-
son by twice walloping Mike Cantillon's
pennant chasers, thereby putting very
much of a crimp in the aspirations OF
Mike and his pets. The Blue recruits
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Bill Raprs who played with the Leav
el.wortn Wichita and Oklahoma City
teams in the Western Association is
now playing with the Kansas City
team. Bill last year foresook the out
field for first base. and during the
season just closed he put up such
game around the initial station that
he was sol.. to George Tebeau. Now he
crowded the veteran, Jake Beakley out
of a job.
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RHE
Brentwood IL, Mission Center s.

Mission Confer and Brentwood played
ball Sunday afternoon OH the latter's
diamond by q score of Il to g.. The
pitching of Puckee of Brentwood, who
struck out II men. was q feature of the
game. The batteries were: Mission
Center, Herman and Herman; Brent
wood, Fuckee and Larson.
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The Sioux City club won't have such
easy sailing from this time OIL. UNI
pire Glenalvin has been transferred to
Lincoln and Mullen goes TO Sioux City.
Ducky will have a hard time trying
to substitute Mullen. Then Ducky vii.
be playing the first division teams most
of the time from now on. Omaha goes
there tomorrow and the club has yet to
play two series with Des Moines, and
some with Lincoln. And the Links from
The way they are now playing Will
cause some trouble.
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CirclevilIe 4: bancroft O.

Bancroft Kan. Sept. 13.-In q fast
same Circlevi'le defeated Bancroft Sun
DAY, score 1 to O.
Score: R.H.E.
CincIevillc ....oO1oO COOL 2 .
Bancroft .....0 0 o 0 0 60 0
Batteries-Connor and Conner; Jep-
son and Order.
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SWIMMERS FAD AT NEWPORT.
New Use for the Automobile Tire al
the Popular Battling Resort

Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 13.-The
popular motor car has invaded the wa
ter AT least the latest fad during tie
latter part of the summer has been the
use of an automobile dire to support
the swimmer while in the water. 1t
has been found that an inflated tire
makes an excellent life preserver and
adds much to the enjoyment of surf
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Lincoln So, Pueblo 90.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept 13-LincoIn
cleaned up Pueblo in two games Satur-
day, to and to 0.
First game-Score: R.H.E.
Lincoln 49,. % 8 1000 IS 6
Pueblo 30 0 0 0 0 0 90 6
Batteries-Jones and Sullivan; Gal
gano, Locke and Weigart.
Second game-Score: R.E.E
Lincoln :. =. 20 4O11OO 80 10 ,
Pueblo 80 0 0 o 0 0 0 90 4 5
Notwithstanding and Nunamker;
Swift and Weigart.
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Chicago /. CeIevaInd o.

Chicago, Sept 12.-Chicago defeated
Cleveland 1 to in 4 light hitting
game yesterday.
Score: R.H. e
Chicago .0 1000 % o 0 81 0
Cleveland ......0 0 0 D 0 90 8 Q
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Otis,
Upp and Easterly. Three base hit
Smith. Base on balls-Smith 3, Otis B.
Struck out-Smith A. Otis 1. Unnpires-
Perrine and Di3een.
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Sioux City 3, Denver I.

Sioux City, Ia. Sept. 13.-Sioux City
defeated Denver Saturday in a pitcn-
ers' battle by score of to 1.
Score: PHE
Denver :. :. 10000 O1OO-1 ,
Sioux City 80 0 0 1 0 0 / Sd 6 2
Batteries-Adams and Haas; Cha oek
and Shea.
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Wichita opens tomorrow for two
games. Another game will be played
Wednesday This is all the baseball
Until the Topeka team returns from
the Colorado trip to wind up the sea-
son with Pueblo and Denver. It Will
be the last appearance this season of
the Izzies.
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F Pcs Moines. ........S ] ] S3GSSS 20
Summary: Two base hit-ReiIly.
bv pitched ball-Dwyer Stolen bases
-Mattick. Niehoff, Abbott 2, Kahl
Double plays-Mattick to Lewis,
Wright to Reilly to Abbott. Time
1880. Attendance-950. Umpire
Grow
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Atchison ?. superior 1.

Atchison, Kan. Sept. 12.-Atchison de-
feated Superior Sunday by the score of
2 to !
Score: II T.
Atchison ........O o. c 0 Il o. 5 ?
Superior ...........0 0 l 0 0 o I'll 2
Batteries - Donovan and Miller;
KratZferger and link
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Omaha 10. Wichita ..

Omaha, Sept 13.-Hassler's pitching
was not as bad in Saturdays game as
the score indicates, poor fielding being
a prominent factor.
Score:
Omaha :. . % 3 g O / so 10
Wichita 20 0 90 2 0 0 o O. 6 4
Batteries-Patten and Gonding; Hass-
Ter and Jokerst.
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COULDN'T RUN BASES.
Careless Work on the Bases Lost
SATURDAYS Game

Saturdays Game.
Des Moines, Ia, Sept. 13.-Careless
base running lost Saturdays game to
Des Moines. Wright outpitched Benz
but the work of the latter in making
quick throws to the bases. Benz
pitched his best game of the season.
The score:
DIES MONIES
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Halla, Selby and Olson of the Louis
Vile team, all formerly of Topeka, were
drafted by the big leagues. TIalla was
drafted by Pittsburg, Selby. by the
Cubs aud Olson by Detroit. As but one
class A player can be drafted from
each club, lots were cast and Olson won
out,
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Burnum is doing very well for Des
Noines. He has started a few games
but has been relieved in every one. It
was hoped here that the big fellow
Noines' chances for the pennant would
be increased.
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WICHITA
SCORE BY INNINGS:

SCORE BY INNINGS:
Omaha ...........1 o o o %-4
Wichita ........0 o o 0 o.
Summary: Two base hits-Potts,
Hughes Three base hit-King. Bases
on balls-Hollenbeck 4, Shackelford 1.
Left on bases-Omaha 6, Wichita 5.
Double plays-Welch to Gonding, Fox
to Potts to Kane. Sacrifice hits
Fisher, Kane, Potts, Middleton, Pet
tigrew, Westerzil. Time-1:25. I'm
pire-Haskeu- Attendance-3,5 500.
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The Des Moines team may yet be
retained in the Iowa metropolis. The
hooters of the club have got together
and are trying to make some plans to
prevent the transfer to st. Joseph. BY
the way what has become of that ef-
fort to transfer the Pueblo club?
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The official score in Fridays game
at Omaha gives Wooley five hits out
of six times up, two of them being
triples. This little outfieIder is hitting
II great shape now. and this hereto
fore has recn his only shortening.
Cooley is fortunate that Wooley's bat
ting streak didn't start a month soon
err Cooley would have had to part
with him via the draft route. Now
he is almost assured for Topeka next
season One of Wooley's triples Fri
day was a slashing line drive which
struck Billy Fox on the shin and
bounced away to the bleachers. Wooley
is recognized as one of the best out
fiei0erS in the league.
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st. Paul 5. NIiIwaukee ;.

Milwaukee, Sept. 13.-The leaders
ended their season at home yesterday,
receiving a 5 to defeat at the hands
of ST. Paul. The visitors practically
won the game in the first inning when
they scored three runs off Scheniberg.
Showers. who followed. pitched a fee
game and would have held the visitors
runless but for errors behind him. The
game which was witnessed by record
breaking crowd was played in a heavy
rain.
Score: R.H E
Milwaukee =. 20 0 o ? % II 8
st. Paul :. .....3 o 0 1 0 o 0-5 Is 0
Observation-Disclosures Showers ard
Marion: Steele and Spencer.
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Jack Henry's arm is in bad shape
and he will not be likely to play an
other game this season.
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There is still a chance to change the
standing of some of the clubs. The top
position will be between Sioux City and
Des AIoines. From the way Denver
ana Wichita are sliding and the way
the Lincoln team is climbing some Of
the second division teams may change
positions.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW
Wichita at Topeka (twc games).
Omaha at Sioux City
Des Moiiies at Lincoln.
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WICHITA,

~%Gonding batted Tor Keecey in ninth.
~keeley out, attempted to bunt third
strike
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Omaha o o o.
Summary: Two base hits-Kane
Hughes, Pettigrew 8. Three base hit
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"*Batted for Cassidy in ninth.
SCORE BIZ INNINGS:
Sioux City..........0 5 0 l 3 iii
Denver .............O 0 0 0 o o. S
Summary: Two base hits-Smith
WEIGH, Hunter. Home runs-Shea,
WEIGH, Lindsay, Belden, Edmondson.
Sacrifice hits-Andreas. Edmondson
Campbell, Hunter. Stolen bases-Ed-
mondson, Smith, Jones. Double plays
to Smith to Hunter, Bohan-
non to Hartman. Bases on balls-Of
Alderman 3, off Durham 4. Struck
Out-By Clarke 5. by Alderman 4, by
Durham A.. Time of game hours.
Umpire-Mullin Attendance-4O OO
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Rapps. Moore and Wolfe-played r4al
ball and to their work is much of the
credit of the double triumph due.
First game-Score: RHE.
Kansas City 30 0 8 o o 0 "A IL 0
Minneapolis :. 20 o 1 0 o. 10
Batteries-Flaherty and Sullivan !;
Young, Fiene and Rapp.
Second game-Score: R.H.E
Kansas City. :. 30 5 o l *-4 0
Minneapolis =. .....1 0 O o. o. 5
Batteries-Campbell and Wolf; Pat
terson and Block
Louisville 81, Toledo 3-2.
Louisville, Sept. 13.-Louisville and
Toledo broke even in a double heaGcr
yesterday, which concluded the Wis
1tors' final series of the season here.
Vaughan's pitching proved too much
for Toledo in the first contest. while
poor Import behind Packard lost the
second game. Delehanty knocked
clean home run in the second game,
but owing to the ground rule, because
of the big crowd he was allowed only
two bases. The second contest Was
called at the fifth inning to allow To-
ledo to catch train.
First game-Score: R.HEs
Louisville :. 10 0 0 5 1 0 SIS 8 o.
Toledo 30 90 1 1 0 0 o 1-3 9 2
Batteries = Vaughan and Hughes:
Hancock, West and Loud.
Robinson, West and Laud.
Second game-Score: Ri. Z.
Louisville :. :. ........1 0 o o OIL 6 81
Toledo ...-....0 0 2 o. 8 ::
Batteries Packard and Hughes;
and Loud.
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The Sioux City press is worrying
about Topeka throwing games to Des
Moines. Also because Topeka's pitch
ers are not all in Des Moines. 1t does
hove 2omewhat that appearance, it
must be confessed.
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The Western League press is taking
the Topeka Sioux City controversy too
seriously. 1t is a hard proposition to
stand by Holmes in every fight, but
the Sioux City press is doing it and
INDUCING in the yellow in order to do
it, While the disputed game was in
progress Cooley asked one of Holmes
scribes what he thought of the outrage
watch was being perpetrated. The
scribe replied that it was manifestly
unfair, but when it came to voicing his
opinion in black ard white, the Holmes
person was feared. And now after ad-
hitting that Holmes was wrong the
Sioux City Journal is especially vitu-
Ierative in its defense of Holmes and
its arraignment of Cooley as a crook.
All there is to the present scrap. is
that Topeka was lily treated and
Holmes IS trying to justify himself.