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SATURDAY GAMES.
National League.

National League.
Pittsburg 7, philadelphia 6.
Cincinnati 0. Boston 1.
Chicago 40, Brooklyn OIL.
St. Louis z, New York 1.
american League.
Boston 6, Cleveland 4.
New York 2. Detroit 8.
washington 4, Chicago 3.
st. Louis rs, philadelphia GA.
American Association.
Milwaukee 5, Kansas City l.
Toledo 4, Columbus 5.
Louisville >, Indianapolis l.
st. Paul 1, Minneapolis g.
Western Association.
Guthrie 8. Ell Reno 4.
Pittsburg 4, Bartlesville 3.
Webb City 4, Muskogee IL.
Enid z, Springfield 8.
Kansas State League.
Newton 4, Larned 2.
Wellington 2, Hutchinson I.
Arkansas City 1, Mcpherson 0.
Lyons 8, Great Bend 2.
Central Kansas League.
Minneapolis Z, Junction City 4.
Manhattan Az, Salina Ito.
Beloit 1872, Abilene 0-6.
Clay Center 2. Ellsworth 1.
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-CnI,11r,hns q ToIedo 4.

Columbus, O., July 19.-Columbus got
enough runs to overcome Toledo's 4 to 2
lead after two were out In the skin;
CongaIton doubled. James was passed
deliberately. McCarthy's wide throw
for Odweu filled the bases. Foster hit
Moriarity and F'rie1 scored two more
with a single. HinchTuan muffed Link S
ffy. with West pitching and two more
RIMS came over Toledo could not
touch Link except in the fourth, when
with two out. Hickman started rally
for four runs. Congalton's home run
and a catch by O'Rourke were features.
Score: E'A.E
Toledo :. 30 o o 400 o 0 o. 5 5
Batteries-IAnk and James; Foster,
West and Abbott.
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TOPEKA DROPPED ANOTHER.
Started Out Fast But Could Not
Stand the Pace.

Sioux City, Ia, July 19.-The
Champions won a featureless game
from Topeka Saturday afternoon, 8
to 4. In the first inning. the Cooley
sox landed on Freeman for four hits,
one a two base, which. together with
walk, were good for three runs, but
after that he settled down for the re-
mainder of the engagement The
Champions continued their terrific
sIugging, lambasting Kaufman hard
in the concluding innings. Hunters
home run drive was one of the
longest ever seen here. Manager
Dick Cooley has signed a new twirIer
from the Pacific coast named For
roster who formerly played at To-
peka, but was sold several years ago
to Detroit.
The score:
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Today is an of day for the Topeka
and Lincoln teams. Several Of the To
peka players are spending the day fish
ing in the creek near Havelock, Neb
where there is said to be some goo
fishing
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Lincoln 5. wichita. 3.

St Joseph No, July 19.-Errors
by the Izzies and timely hits by Gag
nier and Fox won Sundays game
for Lincoln. The game was trans
ferred here on account of the anti
Sunday ordinance in Lincoln. and a
good crowd was present indicating
that the city wants Western league
ball. The crowd was for Lincoln all
the way and hooted the umpire,
who seemed to favor the Kansans.
Wichita presented some new faces in
her lineup. The fielding of Winnie
bego johnson was the feature of the
game.
The score:
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TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
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Won First Game and
Sioux City the Second.
Rasty Wright's Great Pitching
Brought the Victory.
WAS, ALMOST SHUTOUT
Bob EdmundsOn's Home Run
Only Score for Sioux.
ThOmason Was Hit Hard in
Pinches in Second Contest.

Sioux City, Ia. Judy 1s.-T1e To-
peka and Sioux City teams divided
honors in a double header played
here yesterday, the Topeka team TAX
ing the first game by a. score of to
and dropping the secon by a score
Of to 3. Rasty Wright pitched the
first game for Topeka and allowed
but five hits. But for home run by
Edmundson the home team would
have been shut out
In the second game Thomson.
pitched for Topeka He allowed
fewer hits but the hits came with
men on bases. kunke1 knocked a
The snnrees
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Lincoln State Journal: The Links
has been adopted by the club owners
Messrs. Despair and Stoner. as the or
fetal title Of the Lincoln ball club, and
the emblem Of three links IS to be en-
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-aBated for Aftchiso8 in ninth inning.
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Great Bend 3, Lyons o.

Great Bend. July 1s.-Great Bend won
the last game of the series from Lyons
Sunday in a well played game. Patton,
a new recruit. struck out ten of the
visitors and kept his hits well scat
tered, while the NIillers gave him good
support and hit the ball at opportune
times.
Score: R-H.E
Lyons ........,oo oo 1905 90 5 1
Great Bend. 20 o o o %-3
Batteries-Sizemore and Brammel;
Patton and Jokerst. mpire-Graham.
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won both games in the double header
played here Sunday with the Grays-
The first game resulted in the score
of to and the second 1 to 0.
First game-Score: R.H.E.
Mcpherson .2 0001O 0-3 8 3
Arkansas City.-2 0 o o o % 3
Batteries-Lagenour and Clority;
Keller and Walker. Umpire-Spencer.
Second game-Score: R.H.E
Arkansas City. % o o o 90 2
Batteries-Clawson and CIority; Fail
lis and Walker. Umpire-Spencer.
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COUNCIL GROVE RACES.
Fast Time Made and the Meet Most
Successful.

Council Grove, Kan. July ia
Saturday closed the greatest fair and
race meeting ever held in Morris
county. The weather cleared up 1eav-
ing the track in fine condition and
six of the fastest PAGERS paced the
starter in the PHI pace. The track
record for PAGERS was broken in the
first heat by Fred Pues, the little dun
PAGER from Wichita, by winning in
2:12%. 1t was horse race from
start to finish and If the race had
been fought out until some horse had
won three heats, as in the oIden days,
it is probable that the consistent lit
tie mare, Elsie Allen, owned by S. A.
Martin of Denver, would have car
ried away the honors. She was the
one in the race not to wear hobbIers
and she went up from fifth place to
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pTSSSHI 4ACh u AlLtAH5-
Hendrix out at Hutchinson is hitting
the ball so good that they stick him
in the outfeld on account OF his hitting
proclivities
Bill link announces that he IL ready
for the final squirt which is about to
commence in the final rush for the
nice sort of a fellow and the fans will
be glad to see him land the rag II
he can recover his long lost batting
eye and prove the terror that he did
to the Western Association batters. a
couple of weeks ago. he viii materially
assist in placing the bunting at tina
top of the Hutchinson nagpole.
City team, has been released. He will
return to Fort Worth from whence he
came.
Dugan, the outfelder who was reIeas-
ed by Junction City. has returned to the
fold and the fatted calf has been killed.
Manhattan has two new outhelders.
Youngblood and Thomas. who come
from Texas. They are both inheiders
and win be given tryout-
The Ellsworth team is leading in
fielding in the Central Kansas league.
end Manhattan is leading in team field
ing.
Bryant Of Manhattan has had soma
success in his Kansas City scouting
trip. Barnes and Hicks are two new
outfelders who were recommended bv
Killing and Kid Nichols.
Manhattan has a new left-handed
pitcher, Brown. who viii report within
a few days. Manhattan feels the need
of additional pitching strength very
keenly.
Fenner. an outhelder from GreenvfIle.
Texas, win be given a chance with the
Manhattan team. \
Strebble is leading the Manhattan
erage OF .323.
Great Bend gives It out that some
Of the PLAYERS will be released within
few days
Patton, Great Bends new pitcher.
struck out u men on his first appear
ance in a Great Bend uniform. IL he
can keep that up. he will certainly 40
for the Millers.
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With those three double headers out
of the road the Topeka. team ought to
do fairly well at Lincoln, as players
will have a slight breathing spell after
their arduous work.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
st. Louis 5, PhiIadeIphia 4.

St. LOUIS, July 1s-St.- Louis took
Sundays game from Philadelphia in the
eleventh Inning. Krause lost control
and was charged with the defeat.
Score: RHE
St. Louis. 1OCoo1o2-5 10 o
Philadelphia 0 o Q 0 IA 8 2
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Waddeu and Steph-
ems; Krause, Bender and Thomas. Two
base hits-Baker. McAieese, Crisis
Three base hit-ColIins. Bases on balls
off Powell 1. off WaddeH 1. Struck
out-By Powell 2. by Krause s, by
Walden 4. Umpires-Evans and Per
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blazoned on the letter paper of the
management. The retirement OF Guy
Green marks the passing Of the
"Greenbackers' as fitting title, paw
very pat phrase, Tho Links"
Friction has been reported at st.
Joseph between Snapper Kennedy and
the st. Joseph street railway. The rail-
way company is said to be interested In
the Lake Contrary proposition and Is
trying to steer baseball away from the
people.
Ed Killingsworth. who tried out in
Topeka this spring, and who has been
released by Lincoln, has been signed by
the Pueblo management. He has sign
his release, providing a deal which he
had on with the Jersey City team OF
the Eastern league, goes through.
George Speer, who is pitching at De-
troit occasionally, is nursing a silent
grudge Curly wants to be a regular
ana take his turn in the box And he
is liable to develop into winner be-
fore many more seasons have passed
by. Willetts was Of practically no use
to the Detroit club for two years. and
then finally blossomed into one of the
most consistent winners.
Cooley has released or sold Burnum
and signed Jack Forester to strength
en- the pitching staff. 1t seems almost
ridiculous. Forester was not good
enough for the old Western association
last year. The methods adopted TO
strengthen the Cooleysox are quite
amusing.
A good pitcher is wanted for an
amateur team in northeastern Kan
sas; southpaw preferred. We have a
good team and a good catcher. Adj
dress Manager baseball team, Beat
tie, Kan.
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"Canf1DeII- Out DuIlt StI4h5.
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Sioux, Cfty...........0 0 o o o.
Topeka ..............O, o 0 o 2 O. J. 0-3.
Summary: Two base hits-E sasaL
Home runs-Edmondson Sacr ifice
hits-Kunkel Stolen baseS-B-un-
ter 2, Smith, Andreas, Kari, Henry.
Bases on ballls-0nE Wright, g. on
AID ernsan L. Struck out--By
Wright, s; by Alderman. s. Hit by
pitched. bal1-Welch. Time of game
-21Q6. UJn1pire-CIenaIVin Attend
ancez-4sg0Ol
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Bates. the shortstop of the Junction.
City team, has been released. He will
return to Fort Worth from whence he
came.
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In the Church League.

The following are the results of the
games played in the Church league
Saturday:
Score: R-H.E.
First Congregational .......2s IA 2
Euclid Avenue .......5 6 z
Batteries = First Congregational:
Cornell and Boutwell,; Euclid Avenue:
Cope and Buchanan
Score: RHE.
Third Presbyterian .......11 16
Seward Avenue .............
Batteries = Third Presbyterian;
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st. Paul 3. Minneapolis 2.

st. Paul. July 19.-Before a crowd OF
Is. 900 wild fans St. Paul won the final
game of the series after eleven innings
of fast ball. O'Nei1l's error of Karger's
hard drive in the eleventh allowed two
runs to cross the plate.
eoore. RH.E
ST Paul .o01oo0o 10000 2-3 8 2
Minneapolis o 100 o 0 / 0 20 1-2
Batteries = Krager and Carisch;
Young and Block.
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Pneh1o %. OMAN. =.

Omaha. Neb., July 19.-After her
long winning streak, the Omaha team
dropped two games to the Pueblo
team here yesterday. Sanders was
an easv proposition for the Indians in
the ArsE game, while Swift pitched a
CLASSY game Both sides tried out
new pitchers In the second game,
and the contest was a poor one.
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Chicago 3. Washington O.

Chicago, July 19.-Smith held Wash
ington to one hit and Chicago won,
to 0.
Score: R.H.E
Chicago ....2 0 0 o %-3 2
Washin gton &c 0 0 0 GO
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; john
son and Street. Bases on ballS-Of
johnson g. Struck out-By Smith 5,
by Johnson 4. Umpfres-Hurst and
O'Laughlir1.
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PUEBIO.

Summary: Two base hits-Honen-
heck, Miller. Curtis. Corhan. Three
base hit-Miller. Home run-Curtis.
Bases on balls-On Edmundson, 2;
off MCGEE. 2; off KiIIingsworth, 1;
Off Locke, s. Hit by pitched ball
By McGee, 2; by Kfllingsworth, 2.
Struck Out-By Edmundson, /; by
MCGEE, 8; by Locke, 4. Left on bases
Omaha, II; Pueblo. IL. Double
p1ay-SpenceF to Locke. Stolen bases
Kane, w. Locke, Spencer, Miller.
Sacrifice hfts-Pendry, Cadman, Cor
han. Time of game-2:30. Umpire
Haskell Attendance-5.300
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National Leaeue.
American League.

hitx-PendEy, .. Bases on bal1s-Of
Sanders, . off Swift. 5. Hit by
pitched ball-By Swift. 1. Struck
Out--By Sanders, 2; by Swift, s. Left
on bases-Omaha, 8; Pueblo, IL.
Stolen bases-Kane. Locke Sacrifice
hits-EZane, Clark, Pritchett. Time
2:10. UmpHe-HaskelI Attendance
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XValxefieId defeats Soldiers.

Wakefield, July 19--WakeheId beat
p-or+ RiIey's sixth battery field artil-
1ar1, team here Sunday in a one sided
game. The features of the game were
Younkin's great pitching and his three
Dagger and the good support of his
teammates.
eoora. RH.E
wsTefield .12O0422 Oil 1
Fort Riley 30 90 o o o o o. 2 s
Batteries-Younlxin and Eggleston;
FIaharty and Shanks.
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IndiananoIis 5. Louisville 8.

indianapolis, July 19.-!ndianapons
defeated Louisville, to 8, in an excit-
ing game yesterday, thereby breaking
even on the series. Three singles ana
two triples in the fourth inning oe-
cided the contest.
Indianapolis di -. o-oso4oo o1.A5 :
Louisviile -. 90 o o % 0 o-3 2
Batteries - Cheney and Howley'
Packard and Hughes.
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r HE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.
Kansas City Q, Milwaukee 7.

Kansas City Q, Milwaukee, Z.
Kansas City. july 19.-Kansas City
won from Milwaukee here yesterday III
a slugging match.
Score. R.H.E
Kansas city ...sooo1o5o "-s IL 4
Milwaukee :. II 2 o 0 o o o. l
Batteries-Essick, Dorner, Carter and
Ritter: Mouske, McGlynn, Wacker and
Moran.
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Tonelza Owls 9, Horton 4.

IJor+oy1 Kan JIlv 19.-Ibe Topeka
Owls defeated the Horton ball players
Sunday by a score of to l. This is
the first game Horton has lost this sea-
son. Rice, for the Owls. pitched good
hall allowing Horton but hits. Bart
lev who caught for Topeka last year,
is managing and catching for the 10
Gals The owls will play at Circleville
Dext Sunday.
Score: I'll ID e
4"rfon ....:..O0 $1,000 0O-1 3 4
Ratteries-Pice and steel; Page, Brad
lev and BARLEY Umpire-Sherman.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
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TOPEKA

SCORE By ININlNNSSs
Sioux Cft5z..........-1 o O. 8 O. Q -
Topeka ......-....-.-0- O. 1 o o L Cd
Summary: Two base hits
Andreasls Abbott Thomson. Home
run--Kunkle. Sacrifice hits-HUn-
ter. WEIGH g. StovaIk Stolen, bases
Downey. Double play-Fenlon to
KahE Innings pitched-From, z;
ChabsR, 2. Hits-OR From, 3; or
ChabeH q Bases on balls-OH
Jhofnason,- g.; of From L Struck
out--By ThoTnason,- s. by From. T. Hit
by pitched baI1-Campben, q kerns-
TiHnS Of gane-2;15. Umpire--GIen-
alvfn. Attendance-4r0 600.
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Pueblo s. Omaha 4.

Omaha, July ia batting rally in
the ninth supplemented by some poor
fielding by Omaha gave PUEBLO a vic
tory to 4 in Saturdays game which
seesawed the entire route.
Score: RHE
Omaha ....O q o 2 o 2 Ga IL 4
Pueblo -. I'D 1901 Sc 0
Observation-Disclosures and Cadman;
Jackson and Mite.
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SQUIRE By ININ1NN5.
Sioux City..1 o o 10 80
Topeka. .-............S 0rQ O. O. O. O. / o.
Summary: Two base hits-Welch.
2; Edmondson, Smith, Geier, Abbott.
Kerns, Kahl. Home runs-Hunter.
Sacrifice hitS-Wooley. Stolen bases
Smith 2, Andreas, Edmondson,
Downey. Bases on balls-Om Free
man, 3 off Kaufman. 1. Struck out
By Freeman, 3; by Kaufman, 6.
Wild pitches-Freeman. Hit by
pitched ball-WeIch. Kaufman, Abb
bolt. Time of game-2:25. Umpire
-Glenalvin. Attendance, 500.
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Strong City, Kan, July 1s.-The Twin
cities Home Guards defeated the To-
peka Santa FEES here Sunday In a wen
played game of ball.
score. R.H.E
Topeka S. F. 1000 Oo0-2 4 2
Twin cities 100 0 20 o-3 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Pauer; Sheets
and Speer. Umpire-O'Reilly.
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Summary: Two base hits-Belden.
Bases on balls-OR Lang. ?; off
Clark, 3 Struck out-By Lang. 5;
by Clark, 3; by Olmstead, 5. Stolen
Off Lang, z in six innings; off
Clark. in three innings. Sacrifice
hits-Belden. Time of game-2:O0.
Attendance-2,S00- Umpire-CIark.
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Denver 8. Des DIoines 0.

Des Moines, Ia, July 19.-Olm-
stead of Denver held the Boosters in.
the hollow of his hand throughout
the. entire game yesterday, not a sin
gle runner going past second base.
Lang was hit hard in the pinches.
The ScOre:
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Young Corbett Easy.

San Francisco, July 19.-Young
Corbett, the one time conquerer of
Terry McGovern. proved an easy vic
tim of young Johnny Frayne of San
Francisco, who knocked him out Sat
urdey in the eighth round of a bout
scheduled to go rs rounds.
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Hutchinson 8. WeIIington 2.

Hutchinson, July 1S-Stanley was in
good form and deserved a shutout
Hutchinson won. to 2.
Score: RH.E
Hutchinson ....OO1os O1o"-5 4
wellington 100 o o 0 2 0 o o. 4
Batteries-Stanley and Haas; Camp
bell and Pinkerton.
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. - - CURES
3d. OLD SORES

that
b
that old resist of local external and even
which be removed before result Just as long as tn
with When
health impaired by drain
and Ulcers and medical advice all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA,
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Lincoln 1914. Wichita o-s.

Lincoln, July 1S-Lincoln and Wichita
split even Saturday in another double
header, the Links getting away with
the first 10 to 0. and 1.-THE Izzies cap
turing the second to 4. McCaffertys
fine pitching had Wichita helpless in
the opening game. the visitors getting
only four singles and failing to adj
vance g. runner to third base. Shaner
returned to the slab in the second game.
He was unsteady, passing six batsmen
to first, but was invincible in the pinch
es. The Izztes opened up Viciously on
Magic, scoring three runs in the third
and four in the fourth.
Score-First game:
Lincoln ........s G1O1s-10
Wichita ....-.O U o D o.
Batteries-Plympton and Shea: Nc
Cofferty and Sullivan. Unipire-MuHen.
Score-Second game: ans
Lincoln .-......--.-.'..O z o 0 o o Q "a
Wichita ..............c 4 0 O-S1
Batteries-Shaner and Armstrong;
Maggie and Jones and Mason and Sui
nvan.
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The Central Congregational team
failed to show up and their game was
forfeited to Walnut Grove.
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Baseball Phone.

The state Journal has a special
baseball telephone. For all baseball
information. scores. etc, call In
dependent phone No. S1s.
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Before buying an automobile see the
Interstate, the best car for the money
on the market. Call Hal HotchlSiss, III
Greenwood ave. for demonstration.
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Lambert, JoIley, Alexander; Seward
Avenue: Fisher and Atchison.
Score: R-H.E.
Third Presbyterian IL Il
topeka Pr1nterS
Batteries-Third. Presbyterian: Barty
and Lambert; Topeka: Holmes and
Bates.
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EXIT WEBR CITY.
Western Association Franchise Trans
ferred to SapuIpa.

Webb City, July 19.-While the
Rev. r. c. O'Meara of Carthage con-
Quoted the funeral service of the Webb
City team Saturday by umpiring the
last of the Pittsburg series, the owners
of the local club transferred the fran
chise to Sapulpa, Okla. The team
will go there Immediately.
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The locals will probably return from
the trip Thursday which is an off date.
The management wanted to play a
game at st. Joseph on the way home
but couldn't make arrangements with
the Casinos.
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The Central Kansas league season
lasts but four weeks more. 1t looks
like Mcpherson and Hutchinson would
be fighting it out, that Is IL the Macks
have suffered too much from the loss
Of the contract Jumpers.
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Where They Play Tomorrow.

where They FIay IOnlOrrOW,
KANSAS STATE LEAGUE.
Newton at Hutchinson
Arkansas City at Great Bend
Mcpherson at Lyons.
Larned at wellington.
CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE.
Minneapolis at Abilene.
Beloit at Junction City.
Ellsworth at Manhattan.
Salina at Clay Center.
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Jackson. the Pueb pitcher who didn't
make verv good start is going good
now and the Pueblo papers express it as
their opinions that he will be one Of
the most valued men on the pitching
squad before the season is over.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-19

The Great Bend fans are well pleased
with Earthman. the new second base
man of the Millers. The Great Bend
Tribune is strewing bouquets in his
pathway.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-19

Arthur Griggs a few days ago was
hitting .26O in the American league. but
his average has been swollen somewhat
by his terrific work in the past week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-19

! =isfs5saai D o....::.:.. 8 j g
Totals .........3s 8 "A II s
T~Bated for Aftchison in ninth inning.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Lincoln ..............O o o o IS
wichita ---------..--1 o o %
Summary: Two base hits-Fox,
Gagnfer, Pettigrew. White. Left on
bases-Lincoln. 4; Wichita. 7. Double
plays-Fox to Gagnier to Thomas,
Shea to Holland Struck out-By
Johnson, 3; by Aitchison. I. Bases
on ha1ls-Of Johnson, s; Off Aitch-
ison. 4. Time of game-1:50. I'm
pire-Mul1en.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-19

The Abilene team will finish in the
first division If the team keeps up its
present lick of hitting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-19

Omaha has signed a new pitcher,
Richard Taylor, of the Laramie. wy
oning, team, who will report to the
Rourxes September 1.