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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-09

Harry Watson, who is athletic in.
structor at Leominster high school,
returned to resume his duties this
afternoon after spending a few days
at his home in Williamstown. The
popular boy from the college town
states that he will not coach the Uni
versity of Maine football eleven next
season as has been stated. Watson
has considered an offer to TAXI
charge of the track athletics at the
latter college this spring. and If he
was successful, return for general
athletic coach in all departments an
other year but he has declined. Wat
son states that he will undoubtedly
return to Leominster another year &C
cording to the present outlook. Ec
is slated to captain the Bennington
team this coming summer.-North
Adams Herald.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-09

Lester Fish, captain of last years
Hoosick Falls team has been signed
for a try-out with the Albany New
York state league.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-09

All subscriptions payable in advance
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YALE SMOTHERS
HARVARD TEAM
Eli Singers Jump on McLaugh-
Inns Blenders for Twelve Runs
in Two Innings.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. June "a
The weird antics of the reunion class
es seemingly had their effect ON the
players of the Harvard ball team yes.
terday. the Crimson going down be.
fore Yale IL to s.
The scene on the field before the
opening OF the game was strikins
one. Headed by Highlander piper
sailors from the navies OF the world,
shouting gladiators, rough riders Ar.
ing their revolvers and lassoinx ali
within reach. and tari-coiored har-
lequins paraded areund the diamond
to the cheers OF the occupants Of the
stands.
While Yale made all their runs In
two innings. four In the second and
eight in the third, the game was never
In doubt, rs Harvard was able to re,
but a total Of five.
Yale's fielding at times was ragged
The score.
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PENNsY LOOKS GOOD
IN P0UGHkEEPs|E RACE
Red and Blue Oarsmen Size Up
Like Favorites Beside Cornell.
Light Work for Crew.

POUGHKEEPSIE. n. ". June %
There is no chance of the Penn
sylvania crew displacing Cornell las
the favorite In the races here Satur-
day, but at that, there win be no great
surprise.
Every days practice serves to inn
press the experts more favorabiy re-
gardinE the Quakers' chances and to-
day there Ia an air OF the utmost con-
f.dsnce around the quarters of the
fenHslyvania oarEmen.
Yesterday the form displayed by
the Quaksrs was much better than
that shown by Cornell.
The Wisconsin and Syracuse crews
were scheduled for the hardest prac-
tice of the week to-day owing to the
let-up that was granted them yester-
day. Coach Rice. OF Columbia, says
ne win give his men only light work
until Saturday, spending most OF the
time in practice starts and spurts.
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TRIPLE PLAY WINS
FOR DANv|LLE MEN
Lynchburg Shut Out BY Leaders
Although Their Chances
Looked Good.

DANNILLE. VA, June 22,-Lsnch-
burg dropped the second OF the series
10 me league leaders yesterday in a
pretty game. featured by triple play
Oh the part of the locals, the fifst
pulled on here since KING Kelley
managed the Roanoke team three
years ago. The triple disheartenea
the visitors, and was indirectly the
cause of the locals victory. In the
third Inning. with three men on bases
and no one out A. Smith hit ionk
ny to Rickert. who caught the ball
and threw Hoffman. VINO had singled,
out at the plate Laughlin. who re-
ceived the thrown-in to the plate, ran
to second base and tagged Rowe, who
had been on first Score;
nanyilla
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WANING 70 Athletes.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June az
All athletes are warned not to par
ticipate In any Of the meets that are
being held ut the various excursion
resorts when held between members
of more than one organixation), UNI
less they are sanctioned by the South
Atlantic Association Of the A. A. v.
General rules Of the A. A. Y. No. I.
reads ~ follows:
Amy person competing or exhibiting
At open sports or any athletic enter
tatnnent that In not given under the
sanction Of the Amateur Athletic
Union or one Of its allied memberA,
shall thereby disqualify himself from
competing at any spors given under
sanction OF tn Amateur Athletic
Union
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Cub Win Again.

CHICAGO. ILL, June 22.-After q
hot fight and stubbornly contested
game, the Cubs took yesterday
game from the Reds by to 0. Only
three hits were gotten by each team
Sheekard pounding out all of chi
Cages. Manager Chance was knock
ed unconscious by pitched ball stink
ing him over the right eye. For dis
putting Umpire Rigier's decisions Grit
eth and Bescher were ousted from the
game.
The score: II. II. f.
Chicago ....0oo1o 0oo 81 3
Cincinnati 1000 o o o 0 0 90 Q l
Eatteries--Reulbaeh. Brown and
King; Gaspar, Beebe and Mclean.
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BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

tuesdays Scores.

New York. IL; Brooklyn, /.
Pittsburg 5, St Louis, 8 (first
game
Pittsburg. 10; st. Louis, ;. tsecond
game.)
Cincinnati. 0; Chicago. /,
Boston. o; Philadelphia, IL. (first
gameb
Boston. /; Philadelphia, .. tsecond
Eamel
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Lyncl,burg.

CINIeH uHNes-4uEIh trAh TOT LEVY I,
Sharp, Hooker. Sacrifice hits---D.
Smith. Rowe, Griffin, Hooker. May
bsrryq. Two base htts--Sullivan ca,
Kickert, Griffin. Three base hit
Hoffman. CASTOR. Double play--<sulli-
van to Schrader. Triple piay--Rickert
to Laughlin. Left on bases-L yncn-
burg. s Danville, S. Bases on balls
of Grimm, 2: of Mayherry. l. Struck
eut--by Mayberry, g. Time OF game
1850. Umpire--Mace. Attendance
500.
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CHICAGO. June 11.--J. w. Garrett
OF Colorado Springs. to-day eseta blish.
ed u worlds record In the prelirni.
narieA Of the grand American handi.
cap tournament NJ the Chicago Our
Club grounds. The western protss-
stonAf broke 100 strAight clay tarEets
In tho ave sweepstake avents, one o.
which was 1t ten double tAxests, Per.
fsUt Scores havs been mAde 668fe. BIT
not With sesse of ~ ¥t6 " 1auhls
target conteet III s83'
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summary: TWO-bAUe hft--Meo1dtt.
Three-base hit---Tttman. Sacrifice
hits--Hrown. LandgrAff. Stolen
basee-Bigbie. Struck out--by Re-
i ellie. 8: by Pritchard. 3. Base on
bnlls--by PritchArd. .. Earned
3. Left on bases--
Richmond. =: Roanoke. 1. umpires,
Messrs. Davis and Westervslt Time,
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i7sh PERSONALLY CONDUCTED ExcUR-
SION
TO
Phiiadslphia, Atiantic Cisy and Washinaton
WORKING GIRLS R0OM ny THE RETREAT
FOR THE SICK and A. p. VA.
Ten days trip, fare 49,
r. n. Ticket GOOD for Is dsys
esme trip q above including THOUSAND Is.
LANDS, 196.oo
Leave WasAinston. July 2and.
Includes Refund trip tranepcstasicn, ssvsa davs
board. Taily.ho ridss d NAsArA snd Tseeatc.
epeeial cax Tor this party.
For furthsr inlnssaation appiy - Mss. Anna n.
RAhm, t2l N. 0th 1trsss: Min Mary Norwood,
Os NJ. tgn Stesst, phcAs Madison S7O3: Aiu
Bsttis Eilys0a. - = rrAnklin Gtssst.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tuesdays Scores.

Wasnington. z; Boston, ).
Philadelphia, Z; New York, 4. (first
game.)
Philadelphia. 7; New York, /. tsec-
ond game
St Louis. q: Detroit, s.
Chicago. 2; Cleveland, g. Twelve in
ningsl
Chicago, 3; Cleveland, 0. (ten in
ningsl
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Messitt caught Revelie in good shape
Tuesday and spiked every Tiger who
attempted to purloin q base. Sew
eral of them made the attempt. but
the ball was always waiting for them
when they arrived. Tom also poied
out long double In the fourth that
would have been At least triple for
a faster runner.
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Nv r. ID. Bonneville.

ROANOKE, VA, June 22.--Revelle
proved the same puzzle to the koa-
noke Tigers Tuesday and try as they
might the Champs could not senu
man across only once did they
threaten, when they got man as FAR
as third base but Dutch ended the sus-
pense by striking out the third man
up.
A half holiday having been declar-
ed the people were out In large NUN
beers and these with the addition OF
several excursions filled the big grand
stand to its fullest capacity.
The parade and flag raising cere-
monies were completed at 3:30 o'clock
and Umpire wsstervet called the
game at once a. a large black cloud
was seen approaching and lightning
was seen In the distance. The rain
came Just as the Colts were having
their seventh inning and the game
was called The umpires kept the
players on their benches for the pre-
scribed half hour but the downpour
did not slacken and the men were
finally allowed to go back to their
hotels.
The big crowd was greatly disap-
pointed In. not seeing the game play
ed out but they realised that several
more innings would have made no
difference in the result 30 far Roa-
foke was concerned. Revelte kept the
Champs guessing at every stag and
let them own with three scattered
hits, one of them of the scratch
ga rtafy
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Trolley Dodgers swamped.

BROOKLYN, n. Y. June 2s.--The
Giants smeared it all over the locals
yesterday and all the visiting players
fattened their batting average. Nc
Graw's sluggars got their twelfth
tally In the ninth session. while
Brooklyn got but one run during the
swatfest. Matthewson won his game
aud McGraw gave Crandall a chance
to warm up at the expense Of the
he lpless locals.
The score: r. II. f.
New York 220ol o / 5---12 IA
Brooklyn 5000 40 o. / s !
Observation-Disclosures Crandall
Myers and Schlei; Rucker, knetzer
De3sau and Erwin.
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Wednesday Schedule.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston
Chicago at Cleveland
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COLTS SHUT-OUT
PENNANT RA|sERs
Richmond Men Pound Out Three
Heart Breaking Tallies in
Premier Session.
REvELLE HELD TIGERS
TO THREE SAFETIES
.-------------
Record Crowd Witnesses Defeat
of Champions on Day of All
Days in Roanoke--Rain
Stops Game in Sixth.


Tuesdays Scores.
Richmond, q; Roanoke, (six In
ningsJ.
Danville, 4; LynchburS, /.
Norfolk Portsmouth, rain.
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At Nashville; Chattanooga. 4: Nash
Vile. 3. Second game--Chattanooga,
2; Nashville, o.
At Birmingham: Montgomery, 2;
Birmingham, l.
At Mobiie.-New Orleans Mobile
rain.
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CLEVELAND. O, June 22.--Two
extra innings games were played here
between the White Sox and Maps yes
terday. each team winning one game
The first was captured by the locals
in the twelfth, the score being to 2
while Chicago nabbed the second by
scoring the only three runs of the
game In the tenth.
Score by innings: r. Fl, r.
First game!
Cleveland 200 900 900 eco Is 10 1
Chicago 800 00o geo 600 o. 9 4
Batteries: ID. Young and Easterly;
l. Young. Scott and Payne.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. FL. E.
Chicago 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 SIS s 0
Cleveland 20 o 0 o o o 0 0 O--0 7 .
Batteries, Young. Dougherty and
Block: Koestner and Eastefly.
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Wednesdays Schedule.

Wednesdays Schedule.
Plttsburg at St. Louis.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn,
Boston at Philadelphia
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Wednesdays Schedule.
Richmond at Roanoke.
! Lynchburg Mt Danviile.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
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|R|CKARD TELLS IT.
| He SELECTED nE|
Says Bigger Crowds From E4l
and Pacific Coast Will M
Come There.
GOVERNOR DECLARES
FIGHTING Is LEuAL
Jefirics NV Camped Three Mil
from New Arena---Jo nnson ~
VIII Start for Site Thurs
day Night. ~

RENO. NEW. June 22.---Tex Nitix
ard has Issued statement expiailiffx
why he selected Reno rather t1{G&
qoldfeid for the Jeffries4 JohfS6
championship scrap ON July 1. ff{4
statement follows: ss
ITO the Public: #S
II have decided to hold the JcfI<1a
johnson fight In Reno. In finS1
the selection I wish TO give nv nfH4
sons for 80 doing. Goldflcld -
AN offer which II was hard u
down. They arc the knrncst ~
men / ever saw. sS
"A committee Of (sotdnesd 49,
men offered to take me to 4 tuts61 &2X
and guarantee me- $500, 900,
citied ON Reno, however, Tor aeve~
reasons. In the first place, / dtd
feed that tight fans OF the Eat 6N
west should be compelled u f<fI&
that extra twclvc-Is0ur rfds, nCsxanS tkI2
hot desert to (sOidAcid.
Then, again, the people ffuan
Francisco can get here on tl,e - ~
ing. Of July 4, and leave the -
night In order TO BE- hack to bus1n112
Tuesday morning. For this rraeo&
think probably one or two tltous
will come from san FsranCisUo
would not 20 to Eoldfeld
The Reno people have dOxDU< hu
they could. They will build = s99f8
able arena and ray for the of,U69 RI
ccnse for me. TEX RICHARD. n I'D
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MINOR LEAGUE SCORE
Eastern Carolina, \

EAatt-H CnrolInA, ~
At Goldsboro -5o1dsboro, O: VIII
mington. .,
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .
Rocky Mount. 1.es
At Wilson Wilson. o: Raleigh. I.
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NJ TIP wRrt,HT.

JOHNsON'S TRAINING GUAM
TIERS. SEAL ROCK HOUSE. 4kJ
FRANCISCO, CAL. June 22.--Jac'
Johnson is ready for the trek ts54I
the mountains, He 10 undecided Nt1l
he Will leave for Reno. but Il II ~
sible he will delay his start nnfl
Thursday night He has receive4 y
notifying him that Kicks resort E
been secured a. training quarteex y
urging him to. 80 to Reno ~ Qu1&lf&
as possible. In Johnson's party Nl@
1t leaves here will be his Wff&y
Hart, Billy Delaney. George GG1f&
Dave Mills, Prof Burns. HAsu4v %
rey. Frank Sutton ana others.
johnson yesterday went
rounds with Cotton and k9ukn0nm W
punched the big bag for eouAo
He will take things easy to.6Iay
tomorrow ana be prepared vi
into training when he feAcheA
1t II probable that bsfors i0o
leaves Frisco he will have
his differences with George 111k
former manager. Little inbto1
johnson 10 willing 70 pay hl1
600. II IL likely that the lxte
win be agreed upon. sS|
Jeffries told me while Watf1
his train that he did not beIt
higher altitude Of Reno wom{
him. II am faster than : 6x
In my f3ghting career. ana 1o~
could enter the fighttng rtIfH
ment." said Jsf|rt~s.
\ There win BE- prise nuIA1tAS
Preside Monday. which 00t@
lett cannot stop, ~ thts Fl III
ment reservation. Billy D<
Lister Dye win 70 fIkteNa IN
ths army lightwcieht champt1
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The Colts scored all three of their
runs in the first and took the Champs
completely of their feet with ter
rife onslaught on Pritchards de-
livery.
Landgraff. the first man up, drew
free pass and Brown sacrinced MIN
10 second. wallace singled to right
and Tftman followed with a long
triple that scored both runners. Big
bic then singled scoring Titman and
stole second; Irvine and Cowan Of
ferea easy chances and retired the
side.
The Colts did not threaten again
and II appeared that they were not
making any great effort to get men
on bases or to score more runs for the
reason that the clouds were coming
up and they wished to get over the
necessary number OF innings so the
game could not be called without the
victory counting. Messitt poied out
a long double In the fourth after two
men were down. but he was left when
Reveile sent an easy chance to Pritch-
ard.
The Champs were unable to do a
thing with Revelle's delivery and he
held them completely at his mercy
throughout Five were struck and
none received free passes. The Rich
mona tWarier reCetvod 6oou support
except in one instance when Cowan
let one get away from him but the
error was Of no consequence.
Only twice did the Champs threaten
and Hevelle was master Of the situa-
ton both times. In the second Hell
land reached first on Cowan's error
ana went to second on NewtUn's hit.
He tried to steal third and was caught
several feet OF the bag. In the sixth
inning Schmidt led on with a single
to right and PRESLEY sacrificed him
to second. Pritchard sent one to
Bigbie and Schmidt went to third.
Revelie got Powell In q hole and
ended the inning by striking him out.
This was the last time the Champs
came 70 bat rs the rain began to come
down In torrents as soon as the last
Of the Colts was out in the seventh.
Tabulated score:
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DETROIT,l MICH, June ga
punching hits in the first. third and
fifth innings, Detroit scored eight runs
and BANKED the Browns yesterday.
The visitors were held to four scat
tered hits by Kiilian.
Score by innings: r, H. E,
Detroit .....2 i04D 0 l s--S 10 2
st. Louis o 0 1890 90 4
Batteries: Killian, Casey and STAN
age; Bailey and Stephens
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New York T,oscs Two.

NEW YORK, June 22.--The High.
landers were yanked out of first place
by Philadelphia. winning two games
yesterday and taking the lead. Ford
was driven from the box the first time
this season. Plank held the Highland
ers TO three safeties In the second
game.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
First game:
Philadelphia 0o1oo50o 1--7 II 1
New York. Il 0 00I20O o. Il
Batteries: Morgan, Atkins and Lapp;
Ford, Frill, Sweeney and Mitchell.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. r.
Philadelphia 0111010O 81
New York % Q 0 o o o OIL 8 4
Batteries: Plank and Donohue;
Vaughn and Mitchell
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South Atlantic LEAGUE

South Atlantic League.
At Columbus--Columbus o: Angus
Ia, /.
AZ sonville--savannah, 9: Jack
sonviile. /.
Al Sumter. s. C.--columbia- Macon
postponed: rain.
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ooutIbern LsAnu

At AflAhfa-~N enipht6s y; Atlanta, =
Second sarps Axsi1PhlH. \; Atlents 4.
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Errors Lose for senator

BOSTON. MASS. June 22--Mis-
plays on the part OF the Senators and
punched hits by Boston gave the To-
Gals yesterdays game. to 3. A sem
sationai one-hand catch was made by
Wagner.
Score by innings. R,.H. T..
Boston ....2uV0O 0so1 80 s 2
% 000l 0si0 o. 6, 1
BATTERIES: Collins and Kleinow
Gray anA Street.
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phiillcs Captufy Both.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, June a.
The Phillies took both games from
Boston yesterday before large
crowd. In the first the locals had
thirgs all their own way. but Frock
Of the visiting team deserved to win
the second. as he outpitched Foxen.
The scores:
+ irst game. II, II. f.
Phsla ....0 0o03135s ---l2 IL /
Boston 800 o 0 o 0 o Q 0 O. o I 4
Batteries--Moore and Moran. Mat
tern. Parson and Rariden.
Second game. r. H. f.
Phila. $3.50. % 0 002 o o 80 0
BOSTON 1 cot o 0 0 0 0--1 s 0
Frock and Graham.
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BY Max Balthassr.

JEFFRfES TRAINING CAMP. 1f3.s
ANA SPRINGS. NEAR RENO, NEW
June 22.--Jeffries and his trainers af2
again on the job, This time they 2tx
In Hot Springs here. three miles ae1SlII
OF Reno. The big fellow reached ntSNI
early to-day. This little mining tcWn
mas gone crazy over the prospects mtkxs
nothing is toe good for the fiehtsfu.
Rickard announced to-day that stn1E
battle would surely take place Inlx=
at 1889 o'clock, Western time. ~
the same time he announced that NJ
would not permit the Lanxford. eAt.
chel fight to be held in tn arena 6tk
the morning of the big fight. T64|
promoter. who Is facing . 1naona1
loss, due to the eleventh hour ~
that drove him out OF San FsfAn11
does not want to take q ch6nGts
splitting the gate receipts. A1ss
consequence the latter fkht II uHS4
the air and may b. postponed s8S
Ono Mile From Rrno.
Jenrtes and johnson will itht tn
an arena erected on the same ep08'
where Hart and Root fought on Juiyl
4. 1905. This In about one mile ffo1S
the center OF Reno.
Reno was notified yesterday nf0rkS
ing that II would have to raise ei9.t40'
to get the fight In half an hour IN
money was in Richards hands. Nj
Early to-day Contractors McIAun1S.
lin and Walch. who were buildinr tNns
hight arena in Frisco, set Sua2I ri!
army Of carpenters to work. Id68lS@
cAlly the same plans that had be4n|
drawn for the Frisco building wtII
be used here. nd 4
There does not seem 10 81 a,k,k
chance TO prevent the hight here. 00t-
ernor Dickerson has declared thNkl
the only thing that would cause Mn
to act would be proof that the ecrn&Il
is not to be on the level.
To Allow No Fake.
Governor Dickerson, who Ia In UISS
den. to-day declared that he woui1
not interfere wit hthe Jeffriea-J chn-
son fight. The governor said that|
the laws Of Nevada licensed pxt1n
lighting.
III there is any evidences al 8 fAn&
fight." said Governor Dickernon.
shall stop H. But am convinced I'M
contest is on It's merfts. BE ceftntHA
TO qualify that statement al u kh&l
fake night" s9s
Tom Flanagan, Johnson.s manaa IN
who came here with R!ckard. had o&lkS
siderable difficulty In securing tem1t&
ing quarters for johnson. owing ~ fl7
prejudice against the black. bit I'm
finally succeeded In securing HtcfzX
southwest OF the town. FlanAenn nx&
wired johnson to come here ttai181
diateiy. S Ssa
Reno people have decided that thSI
will throw open their house1 10 t5ox&
who come to see the night. ksnn M
$500 feet above the sea level. bj
sporting men already here say kH&I
change Of altitude win have no olk41
on the fighters.
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American Association.

AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .;
Minneapolis. 8.
AT Kansas City-Coiumbus, 3; Kan
sas City 6.
AT st. Paul-Louisviile. s; St Paul.
AT Milwaukee-Toledo. Z; MHwau-
kee, 4.
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Divide Double Header.

ST. LOUIS. MO, june 22s---The
locals halved n double header with tho
Pirates yesterday. the first game being
won by st. Louis q to and the sec
ond going to the visitors 10 to 8. Bres-
nahan and Evans were put out of the
game for wrangling with the umpire.
The scores: