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Napa Play Perfect. Rut leoas.

Washington. May 7.-Washington
defeated Cleveland 3 to /. Reisling was
effective with men on bases while
Falkenberg was hit at opportune times.
Gessler made the first home run for
the locals this season, drive to the
extreme corner OF right field. Score:
r a II
Washington z &
Cleveland d
Batteries Reisling and Street; Falk-
enberg. Michael and Clark.
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CIVIL ENGINEER.
DENTISTS.

FRANK L. ANDERS, CIVIL AND ME.
chanical engineer. City Engineers ONCE,
City Hall.
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Boston Eiaa RatfaaE.

Boston, May 17-Boston Ii, De-
troit 4. With two out Boston made six
hits in succession in the first inning,
five runs resulting. In the second
Lord led off with q three base hit and
Stahl and Speaker followed with a
two Dagger and home run. Score:
r. Fl. q.
Boston ...ss.ss..ss...s..s.s 10 ]
Detroit ..,............... o.
Batteries - Karger and Carrigan:
Pernell. Stroud. Donovan and Stanage.
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cincy Beats TalIendOrs.

Cincinnati. o. May 17.-Cincinnati
defeated Brooklyn in a nip and tuck
game by score of 8 to Q. Both
Fromme and Scanlon were wild. The
locals gained their one run lead by
good hitting. Score:
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kansas City .........
MlIIers overwheIm coIonsIs.

Minneapolis, Mimi, May 17.-Bat-
ing freely, Minneapolis won Mondays
game from Louisville, playing the fun
nine innings in a drizzling rain.
Three home runs, five doubles plays
and Fishers fielding featured the
game. The game was the fourteenth
consecutive contest in which Williams
of Minneapolis has secured at least
one hit.
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into the stretch the Ally began to tire
and Butwell bringing Grasmere up,
fast, took the lead and won, going away
by three lengths. Prince Gal, an added
starter, finished second, with Beau
Coup third.
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AT VALLEY CITY TODAY.
Fargo College Invades Camp of
Normalites.

The Fargo college baseball team take
on the Valley City normal this after
noon at Valley City. The preachers
are in good trim for the game and
should come out with their colors hy-
ing.
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browns Lose 10 New Work.

New York, May 17.-In an interest
ing game New York defeated st. Louis
by score Of to 8. Ford outpitched
Lake and the locals ran bases at will
on Killifer In the third and fourth
inning, gaining lead the visitors were
unable to overcome The score;
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
sox HeIpIess at PhiIadeIphia.

Philadelphia, May 17.-Philadelphia
won from Chicago to 1, making eleven
straight games. The home team
knocked Smith off the ribber in five
innings, while Coombs held Chicago
to single and triple Score:
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Cardinals Come to Their own.

st. Louis, May 17.--By taking Mon
day afternoons game, 4 to 2, st. Louis
won four straight games from New
York. Willis was effective except in
one inning. Score:
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OsTEoPATHIC.
UNDERTAKEN

DR. STEM HANSON. osTEoPATHIC
Physician; graduate American school,
Kirksville. Office 614 Front. Phone 1O14-J
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Eighth Inning Rally Saved Pirates.

Pittsburg, May 17.--An eighth inn
ing rally in which Pittsburg batted
around saved the champions from
what looked like another defeat by
Philadelphia and netted a local VIC
tory, to 4. Score:
% IT n
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Chicago, May 17.-Chicago defeated
Boston to in the final game OF the
series. Cole held Boston to one hit
in the first seven innings, but weaken
ed near the end. Score:
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RAIN STOPPED GAME.
Varsity. and Assies Forced to Stay I'm
der Cover Yesterday.

Too much sky juice put the U. N.
D.-A. G. game on the blink yesterday
afternoon, the park being too wet to
permit playing,
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CUTLERY.

Anything YOU want IN that line?
keep only the very pest. Zen Hart.
Remember. the Best
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Batteries-Lever, Leif1eId, White and
Gibson; Shelter, Humphreys and
Dooin.
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ARCHITECTS.

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS. OFF,
ces Douglas Bldg, 113 Broadway Fargo.
A. j.. o'SHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO,
N. d.
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DIR. j. e. FRENETTE, DENTIST, OF.
fee Huntington block, over Bijou. En-
trance on Broadway, Fargo, N. ID.
DIR. r. q. BALL, DIR. ]. L. GRAVES,
DR.. John X. Cromb, DIR. W. r Addison
Bank block Office hours $50 to 1900
M, and 1880 to 8 p. m. Telephone 363-L.
DR.. II. L. STARTLING, DENTIST, ROOM
., deLendrecie block, corner Front and
Seventh streets south, Fargo, N. d..
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Indians Licked KiIroy.

st. Paul, May 17-Indianapolis
knocked Kilroy out of the box in the
first inning and scored enough runs to
clinch the first game OF the series
which they won from st. Paul by
score Of to 0. Hardgrove allowed
only four hits and was never in dan.
ger. Score:
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AND LICENSED EMBALAIER--FUNE
al Supplies. j.. f. Rice, South Broad
way. Office south Of Moody's store
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Senators Win Short Game.

Kansas City, May 17.-Columbus
won the first OF the series from Kansas
City. to 1. A heavy downpour of rain
brought the game to sudden close in
the first half Of the sixth inning.
Score:
Ri e
Kansas City .............. 151
Columbus n
Batteries-Rhoades and Sullivan;
Sitton and Arbogast, (called in the
sixth on account of rain.)
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ACCOUNTANT

WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AC.
eountant. Phone 399-J. 1920 Third ave-
nue. south, Fargo, N. d.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PHYSICIANS,

PROF. VIM. KLIMMEK, TIA NINTH AVE
nue. south. Master tuning and repairing.
Phone 616-L.
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CORBETT ANSWERS QUERIES
Gives Information Concerning Bets
on the Big Fight.
Many Novel Bets Made at the Ring.
Ketche1 to Go to Paris for
Easy Money.

San Francisco. July 1s.-Tom Corbett,
official betting commissioner for the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight. answered to-day
number Of queries in regard TO the bets
on the battle. He said:
''The bettor wins who wagered Johnson
won in fifteen rounds. The other bettor
loses who bet that Jefries would last fif-
teen rounds. He stayed only fourteen and
a fraction. sgd ii would have been neces-
sary for the bell to ring at the end Of
the fifteenth to win the bet
Other novel bets were also made. One
fellow wagered hundred that the night
wouldn't go fifteen rounds. He won.
Another bet that johnson would be
even money at the ringside. and he also
cashed. as the negro ruled at evens with
Jeffries along about the twelfth and
fourteenth rounds.
Stanley KetchelI and his manager will
be we'll on their way to Europe within a
day or two, according to Charlie Har-
vey. While in Reno, Manager Miner
told Harvey he had planned to take
Ketchel to England. then to Paris about
the middle of July. The middle-weight
champion expects to make cleanup
across the pond.
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DOUBLE BILL FOR CLEVELAND AND NATIONALS TO-DAY

hands him number of business cards
bearing the addresses of we'll known
opticians, while the shortstop and center
fielder add remarks that would not even
be allowed over Reno telephone line.'
And the only balm we have at this
time, brother, said the skinny imp, IS
that the bleachers at this point may be
heard 10 say. You're all right. buddy.
You've got an eye like an eagle Capt.
Boardman couldn't do a bit better in
picking out the crooked ones'' And the
umpire has to stick and stiek-and stick.
But the worst OF all is said Umpire
No. /. his eyes rivaling the damp field
with pent-up lachrymal emotion, when
two men are out and three upon bases In
the ninth inning, and the score is tied.
Then the umpire has to jump around
from one base to another wishing he had
fifteen eyes and a revolver. And the next
man strikes out; fans the atmosphere
with wide and sudden sweeps Of his bat.
Then the players lay violent hands upon
the umpire and increase his tailor,s bill.
And the tribe of believing bleacherites
chase him into a cough-up-ss-you-co
IN car or outside the city limits. An UNI
pire sure does lead a strenuous exist
enee and gets more wounds than any Of
the 1000 men who led the charge up San
Juan HILL
Yes, said the other sadly, 1T is
handed to US at every game. An umpire
is the human up-against-it, and has no
more Joy In life than a clawless cat at a
dog show
AT this point Red o'day ambled across
the field and said:
Say, youse. the reporter gent can
stay. You guys will have to get OUT %
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DEAD HEAT AT EMPIRE CITY
Sir Cleges, FavOrite, and Apologize
in Sensational Finish.
Race Proves to Be the Feature
Event OF the New York
Racing Season.

New York, July Is.-A sensational dead
heat was run in the last race, a selling
event, at Empire City track to-day. Pre-
siding Judge Fitzgerald being unable to
seperate Sir Cleges and Apologize when
they reached his line OF vision. Sir
Cleges was ridden By Shilling and was
a red-hot 7-to-10 favorite.
These horses hooked up ct the head
of the stretch for one Of the fiercest duels
ever seen in this part OF the country.
The riders went to the whip at that
point and laid the punishment on thick
The horses took turns at pushing their
noses IN front. the result Of the race
being in doubt right up 10 the last jump
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Fvs and bali turlongs. Barn
Dance Tl6 tGarnerl 70 l. won; Old Boy. rs
fCreeEy), s to /. second AlthOFIe ll6 Kennedy.
Il 70 2 third Time. lis 2S football. Agility.
Nosegay, stalwsrt Lad, Lack Rose, Jack BuTdette.
Gold Leaf. Ben Lasca, Tay Pay, ard Excellsnce
SECOND RACE-ssx furlougs. Sir AlTescot. I'D
tArehibaldl, 10 J. won; Jeanne d'Arc, us tshii-
ingl. ? to l. second; Black Chief. l0s tButWell.
to ? third. Time. lis DTacoola. Shawnee. DoIni-
Amelia. Crossoser. Belle Kingston. and Giipy also
ran.
THIRD RACE-sIne. Star Actor, lo5 tshnEi.
TO 10. won; Ashwell les lAleGeel, to !. second;
NlcAmb0n los tseoyiIlel. 10 20 l. third. Tine A.
Infatuation. Henry Munroe, Major. CanOga. Eyen-
ing Coat John Mcclure. and Bear Of the AR5un-
tains also ran
FOURTH RACE-Ailc and an eighth. Rssti-
gouche 10 iShiilingl. to l. won; FauntleTOy. le5
| (ieCaheyl z TO 10. second; Car, 10 lDaTisl, )
20 l. third. Time. SS Is. Three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. Novelty, Il6 lShili-
| ingl. TO /. gou; Hectagon. s. (UraI. % 10 l.
second; Stare, l0l GLASS; II to s. third. Tine.
/ lI3a5 AldTia and Golden Sand also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mle and twenty yards Sir
/ Cieges IOz (ShiIiing} 70 10 won; Apologize. l87
/ Davis, 5 TO ], second Banbury. l0i lang. y
| 10 L third Time. ll2 Is. Lcb2l, CAarisari, and
/ CastleHood also ran.
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DID PIRATES THROW GAMEsl
Alleged that Pittsburgs suIked Until
Bonus Money Was Paid.

Pittsburg. July 1s.-The baseball fans
in this city are up In arms over a story
m a local paper which alleges that the
Pirates have not tried to play ball until
a few days ago. The story says that the
team sulked from the beginning of the
season because Barney Dreyfuss refused
to pay the bonus he promised the play
ers for winning the worlds champion
ship last srsr. The money, it is alleged.
was paid last Monday. and Immediately
the players put on extra steam and won
four games from the Giants.
If all these things are true. every men,
Der OF the Pittsburg team. or. rather,
those that refused TO give their best
services until the bonus was paid. are
guilty of one Of the worst offenses in
baseball. the punishment for which is
Punishment from organized baseball.
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JOE GEIBLE AND ROBERTSON
SIGN WITH SAVANNAH CLUB

Arrangements have been COM
pleted whereby Joe" Geibel and
"Dick'' Robertson will Join the Sa-
vannah team. in the South Allan
tic League. next spring. Robert
SON played with the Commission
ers' club, in the Departmental
League. and is considered the best
amateur pitcher in town. while
Giebei is backstop for the Navy
nine, in the Clerks circuit. Both
OF these youngsters, have had
other offers. but the inducements
OF the Savannah club were consid-
cred the best, and they have sign
ed contracts.
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GIANTS DROP ONE.
Lose First, but Take Second by a
3-tO-I score.

Cincinnati. July 1S-The Giants broke
even In the double-header here to-day.
losing the first by a score of IL 10 3, and
winning the second by the score Of TO
J. The first game was a mixture OF
smuggling and bad playing. McGraw used
three pitchers.
The second was good game. 1t took
Rowan an inning TO get started, and the
Giants accumulated three runs. which
were. enough 10 win. McGraw's men did
not get a hit after the first inning.
Scores:
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CHALLENGE FROM UNKNOWN.
Hugh Mcintosh Has Man to Fight
Jack johnson.

New York. July 1s-on behalf Of an
lenged any heavyweight pusilist, Jack
Johnson preferred. If Johnson declines
the challenge, the offer Is open 10 Kanf-
man, Langford. Ketchell. or an other
pugilist. Mcintosh wants the fight to
take place in the United States. Eng
land. or Australia, and will deposit 5000
as a guarantee The contest must be
twenty rounds or over. The unknown Is
thought TO be Bill Lang, the Australian
fighter. who is now in this country with
Mcintosh.
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-one out when winning run scored.

PhiladelEhia......... 900 000l 0 o.
ST. Louis. ............ 0 0 0 Is
Two-hase hit-Titus. Sacrifice hits-Aiagee. Hug
gins. Double plays-Konetchy 70 Hauser to Ko-
netchy: AloWrey to Konetehy. Passed ball-Phelps.
Stolen bases-Bates 81. Kit BY pitcheT-By Ewing,
J. Bases on bals-Of Ewing. ); OF Corridor, .
Gtrlck out-By ESing, s BY Corridor. l. Left on
bascs--st Louis. TO- Philadelphia. TO- Umpires-
Messrs. O'Day and Brennan. Time OF game-2 hours
and % minutes.
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TROUBLE FOR McGRAW.
Michigan Club Claims Pitcher Whom
"AIuggsy'' Grabbed.

Traverse City. Mich, July 1s.-Pitcher
Club Elder left-hander, recently OBJ
tanned by the Traverse City club from
the Warsaw Qnd.) team. has gone OF
with Scout McHale, OF the New York
Giants. to report TO Manager McGraw at
Cincinnati The Traverse City club will
bring the matter before the National
Commission. II wants to keep Club.
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CHICAGO STILL WINNING.
Takes Second Game of Series from
Brooklyn.

Chicago. July lS-Chicago defeated
Brooklyn again to-day by the score or
to L With the score tied in the eighth
inning. Chance hit a hot one over sec
ond base that took a bad bound. going
over Davidson's head. and before the
bah was recovered two runners had
scored and Chance was perched on third
The scora-
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At TorntO-Jerssy City. I; Toronto I.
At Monsreal-Sewark. 2; Montreal. 4.
At Bnffaio-ProTidence. o. Buffalo.
At Rochester Baltimore. 3; Rochester. Z
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seaton Athletic Club Disband.

The seaton Athletic Club has disbanded
for the season. owing to the fact that
several of their best men have cast their
lot with other teams. The team has had
a very successful season, having won
nineteen out Of twenty-one games played.
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Tw0-base hits-Levis. Wagner, Carrgan. Three
base hit-D. Jones Home nn-SPeaker. Stolen
base-Stahl Double plays-Mogiarity 70 o'LesTy TO
Jones o. Left bsses-Boston. 1; Detroit, T.
Bases on balls-Of Collins. 4: on Muffin. ); on
Works, 1. Struck out-By Collins, 81 by Aiullin. /;
by Works. L Wild pitch-1uilin. Time Of game
. hours. Umrire-Mr. Connolly.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lynu-LSnn, 5; New Bedford. /.
At BrDcston-Loweli. s.; Brockton. L
At Iawrence-W Worcester 2: Lawrence, G.
Al HarerhiIl-HayeEhiI. l; FAN River. q Second
game: Fan River. ;; Hayerhn. 0.
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srANDINa oF rHE LILLE.
ATHLETICS KEEP IT UP.
COOmbs Tightens In Pinches and
Easily Keats the Sox.

Philadelphia. July ls-The Athletics
opened the series with Chicago to-day
and drew first blood by q STOP decision.
COMBS and White faced each other. and
the glory Of the day went to Coombs.
He was effective In the pinches, even
Il his hbera1ity with passes figured ii
ChlcaRo's rnn-Retflng. Score:
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Totals. 49,. 2 SIS Is 2

LEI On Dases-P hi3deIpdia. ); Chicago. Z Bass
on halls-0E White, 8. OF Ceombs, 5. Struck out
By White. A. by COMBS J. Thrse-hase hits
Collins oldFing Tsgo-hase hits-Lapp COMBS. Old
ring. Sacrifice hits-Collius. Bauy Heitmuller.
Zeider Browne. Stolen bases-Zeider. Collins. Gan
dill, Davis. Dcugherty. Double play-Davis to Barr.
Unpires-Messrs. O'Loughiin and Egan- Time Of
gzme-I hour and IS minutes
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PIRATES AND DOVES SPLIT.
Boston Wins First and CIarke's Men
Take the Second.

Plttsburg. July 1s.-Pittsburg and Bos-
ton split even on the double-header. The
Beaneaters won the first game by timely
hitting. White outpitched Brown in the
second game and shut out his former
team mates. Scores:
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STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.

ST. Louis. July 1s-St Louis won from
Philadelphia to-day in twelve innings, )
TO ? Corridor singled in the twelfth
and was sacrificed by Higgins. Ellis
sent single to center. scoring Corridor.
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At DEMONSTRATIONS. 6; Lancaster. l. Second
game: Altoona, 0; Lancaster
AT Reading-W illismsport, 6: Reading. s. Second
game: Nillismsp0rt ?; Residing, L
At YoFk-York 8; JOhDstOxB. z
At Trelton-fFenton. 5; Harrisburg. 4.
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amM 8 al

Two-base hit-PaskeTt Hits-Of DTucke 5 in
inning; of RAYMOND. in /; on Marquard. 10 in 6.
Sacrifice hits-Mitchell. Deyore Mcmillan. Stolen
baseS-AIitehell ~, Mclean Bescher CO. Hoblitzell,
Egan. DeElin Left bases-New York, p; Gin
cinnati Is Bases on halls-0h Drueke ), of Ray
snopd. 2; of Marquard, 8; OF Casper. l. Hit 5y
piteher-By Marquard, l. by Casper. /. Struck
out-By Msrqgard. q hy Drucke !; By Casper. 5.
Wnd pitches Alarquard. 3. Bsk-Drucke. I'm
pires-Messgs. Rigler and Emslie. Time Of game-2
hours ana 30 minutes
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Twe-base hits-Wagner. 2 Three-base hit-CiaTke.
Sacrifice hits-F1ynn, Brown. Sacrifice hies-Clarke
Wagner. Double plays-BeCk 10 Abby; Shean TO
Abby. Bases on balls-0f White, /; OF Brown, ;.
Struck out-By White. 3; by Brown, l. Hits-tE
Brown In innings. Umpires-Messrs KLEIN and
Kane. Time Of camel hour and IS minutes.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Birmingham Birmingham, 3; Nashville, /
At New 0rleaDs-New Orleans. 2; Atlanta O Sec
ond game: New Orleans. 0; Atlanta, l.
At Mobile-Mobile. 2; Chattanooga, O. Second
game: Mobile. s; ChattanooCz. O.
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The score

IWo-b3se liI-Wheat IhTee-basa Mf-Lnsnce.
Sacrifice hit-Sheckard. Struck out-By Seanlon.
I; by Overall, :. Bases on balls-0h Scanlon. {;
of Overall, . Double play-EyeTs to Chance. Left
on bases Brooklyn, 3; Chicago. 8. Umpires-John-
stone and Eason. Time Of gsme-l hour and Is
minutes.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At LOuisyilie-Ksnsas City. &; Louisville. 2 Sec
ond game: Louisville, 4; Kansas City, l.
At Toedo-ToIedo. 1: Minneapolis, L
At Columbus Columbus i: St Paul.
At Indianapolis indianapolis. 0; Milwaukee, 8.
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COTTON sTATEs LEAeun.

At vicksburg -yicksburg o; Jackson, Il
At Meridian Greenwood 2; Meridian. O.
At Hattiesburg-H attiesburg. 3; Yazoo City for
feite<n
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CONNECTIONS LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At NOrthsmpson-N Northampton. ,; New Britain. 2
At Holynke--Holyoke. 5; Hartford. 2
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COLLINS HOLDS CHAMPS SAFE.
Boston* Field CIeanIy and Hit the
Ball Hard.

Boston. July 1s.-Terrihc hitting by the
Red Sox gave them the first game Of
an important series from Detroit. Null
lin lasted only five innings. while Collins
was very effective Scora.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynchburg Defeated in the Rain.


Danvfne, Va July 1S-Danville de-
feated Lynchburg IN a drizzling rain by
punching hits in the second inning and
poor handling OF hunts by Lynchburg's
iDfeld Leyy's batting featured the
game, he getting home run. double.
and $50 for hitting the bull sign. There
was fast fielding despite errors. The
game was called at the end Of the sew
enth inning on account of darkness.
Score:
RHE
Danvnls. } I 0 0 0 -
Lynchburg. 0 2 e-2
Batteries-Maybery and Laushlin; Griffin and
Rowe
Norfolk. Va. July 1S-Norfolk-Rich-
mond, rain.
Roanoke. Va, July 1s.-Roanoke-Peters-
burg game postponed on account of rain;
kdouble-header tomorrow.
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'Batted for CamnitE in the seventh.
tBatted for Leiield in the ninth.
Pittsburg. O0I0 0 o.
Boston ,.......-............... ! I 0 0 0 -
TwObase hits-GTaham. Wagner. Three-base hits
Wilson. Beck. Stolen bases-Shean. Wagner. Collins.
Sacrifice hit-AiatteTn. Bases on balls-0f Camnitz
?; of Lei1eld. !; OF Mattern 2 Struck Oat-By
Camnitz, !; by Leifeld. 3; By Matten, 2 Wild
pitch-Camnitz Hits-Of Camnitz. in innings
UmpiFes-NessTs. KLEIN and Kane Time OF camel
hour and % minutes.
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At Lancoln-Lincoln. 4; Omaha, /.
AT Des Moines-Des Moines, 6; Sioux City, 4
At ST. Joseph-St Joseph, 5: Wichita,
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NEW YonK STATE LEAGUE.

At Binghamton-Troy. /: Binghsmton, :
At Elmira- Eamira. s Albany. /.
At wilkesbarre- Syracuse. /; Wikesoarre,
At ScTanton-Utica. 2; Scranton, J.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At wsnsson-saiem- wiuston-saJsm. /; Gresnyills. !
thirteen innings darkness).
At ChArlOste-Charlotte, 2; Andersen. !.
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Bases on bails-of wntse. /; OF Rowan. 4. Struck
Out-By Wiltse. s; by Rowan S: by Benton L
Umpires-MessTs Rigler and Emslie. Time OF game
l hour and IS minutes.