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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
Mandot and Saylor Draw

INDIANAPOLIS. April 25.--
Newspaper opinions today agree
that the i0-round bout between Joe
Mandot Of Memphis and Young Say
lor OF indianapolis was good draw.
Mandot showed more steam and
was the aggresaor throughout. but
was Wild. Neither was hurt In a
, previous bout Mandot bested Sayior.
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8. 1. co. egATs cgNTRALs

The Seattle Lighting Co. team
defeated the Centrals last Sunday
Woodland Park Ia one.sided gnme
by a score OF II 10 s. The Seattle
Lights would like TO hear from
teams wanting games. Phone Main
eT67 Ask for Norman Hutchinson
or Geo. Pearse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25

continuinr lts triumphant march.
and mowiug down unmefeifuiiy
eumaroua and small obstacles, nueh
y. ~. seattle ulants. COT Instance.
he Victoria Islanders are fefchea
al The top today. Last season they
~ers the sndlsputed cellar champs,
~. u.rsanlfieailon u al that was
had In baseball. bat mention " no
more. f1f ihraF has eben a change.
there has been = change ~ Tie
personnel 10 tho team. and IN IN.
variety 20 bali Also IA the hosri
Al which the team stops while ~
seattle. far watty would eiude IN
pleaaant reminders. last year tho
team pat an At the Holland. but this
year Watty led his trouhadors right
IN q the Archibald. where Mike
t'yneh sna Me Williams hold fofth.
Wal says he u iuai ~ sood AZ anf'
body. and he doesn't care Who
knowa H.
Me Williams stepped on his loot
yesterday. and the fipplns slipped
down the percentage ladder. The
Tacoma Tigers put Que over. and a.
Watteict. Nordyke. Meek a Co. an
limited. wera in the meantime lam.
hastlnx the tar out OF both the ball
ard lack narty's Giants. the fipplns
naturally l0st out. spokane. which
was tied xlth Victoria and Portland
yesterday. did not play on account
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25

Dulln and Chick win be switched.
aud thia change viii be made for
the benefit Of Mr.. Chick. Duiln
doesn't need any changcs--he 10
doing nicely. nut both are third
bassmen. and one has To 40 out
of his position. Chick has failed TO
acctstom himself TO the second
station. and Barry hopes that Dalin
may be able 10 do 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25

Jack narfy has a rather hard task
ahead OF him. Every team In the
league Il playing good ball. The
vork OF the Pipnlna aud tho Island.
crs II revelation. spokane snd
Tacoma have good teams. and you
can't figure Vancouver out OF the
running by any means. ssner Is
out and the Seattle pitchers are un-
certain. The team IL az the bottom.
and. naturally. omrc of lees discouF-
Asrt. OF couFs~ II h only the sec
und week but the diaconraging fea.
turc IL that the ether teams look TO
have more class than are really
sh0wing AZ the present time. With
Aundorfr Ia right field. Mo VIII
uAnA ID going 10 have . wonderful
team Victoria. Il would seem.
doean't need any tlnkerinx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25

George Mn. the Tigers new ace
ona baseman. IL hard.hitiing. fast
fielding little brunette. who has
warmed the hearts Of the pre-
season fans vith hiss clever work
lie dropped off the train from Fort
Wayne. Ind. one day after finish
Ing a sensational summer with
Chattanooga In the Southern ieagis
aud buying his o~n release. He's
not q fixture with Mike Lyncha
Royal BenEais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25

Eduaurdsen. the crack sprin,er
Ia nov the crack coach al Drpad
way. he has got a tot of.good ma
terlai 20 work 1iih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25

"a ssis.iis' Cellar. ksnn.,sf
sarrific~ hits Rawi inKs 80,
Ifiy--Sordykc ,,s. Nrsa
Sr,,s.t- piay~-Kennsdy "
ar,urh out b. kaufmsnn 10y
..N..sn naaes On balls
wsr.oi 4 OFT kauffnann ~
etched bnli--llFennAn ~
Passed bail--Neek lfnolrs-
Moran.
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p,oon.fseld and Harris. crise' aha
Crittenden.
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lack Harry IL getting a little rest
less under the strain. Isoaing three
straight doesn't appear TO him. lie
has released Catcher Dovogt and
ouiflelder Stldeilo. II was pretty
hard 10 d~cide between Moran.
Cruick and tho player who drew HIS
ticket The only thing against
Cruick IL his bad knee. and N u goes
bad again Barry will be In a bad
way. Moran looks better than his
present form. and Barry couldn't
bear 90 let 80 Of him. The way
Moran began 10 plug the ball AFTER
switching hts batting position left
him out Of the elimination process
Az that barry hated 10 let 80 OF
stidslio. and to the notion OF the
writer. this yuong fellow from the
south Ia going 60 be heard from.
Hut you cant keep everybody. bar
~ raid he believed Shea and waliy
would be Of greater service 10 tho
team than DeVogt
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LIST or POLLING PLACES

Pet roliinK Place.
i--tst2 18th n y. Residence.
1--ssei fssh ~ ". hall
s-ssss isth ~ "
s--sas7 fssh ~ w.. office
s-tft3 lat n \.
e--N ssth and Eunnyslds. base
meat
7--stes LAT ". r.. residence
s-ialg q. 18th.
s-tges 18th ~ w.. Frat house.
io-ss,h. and ssth y. E-. vacant
it-ssio ss,h v. school.
fe-slas ttth ~ y
la~-s1nd aud Brooklyn. garage.
ts--carner sBth. fire station.
is-sfh \. y ana tand ~. school
is--s7si isth y r.. effice.
is--stef 9TH ~ E-. residences
Relations and s7th. woodward
offlcc.
7f-.ios skth ~
1a-sx00 ~ Green Lake blvd.
sa-ist ~ r. and ~ stth. fire
as-tsis h. Green Lake Blvd. Of
ss--sss, ism n r.. garage
is ssth aud san n p. school.
10 ~ TSnd. real es,ate office.
Es-Runnvslfc and v Green Lake
Hivd real estate office.
ss-1s0s y Green Lake Blvd
5000 lard " tailor shop.
at-phinney Az and sofa, school.
1a--71rd n. and Greenwood.
school
as-Tsos Fremont av. residence.
as--tsrernwood school. W. seth
and Let : W ,
1s-f8th and 18th " W, school
as-l1aT 1sth NJ w. rrsidenos.
ts-soth y. W. and s7th W.
s,-ssoi ". s7th. store
so--fUth " W. and card w.
..-sssfii i is's' 4 sal W. .,or.
ts-I7th and Market. amer
u-ssnd n W and ss,h w.
SIS, y. and ssth n W.
ts-s.th and ssnd n. W. Phar-
FIRE hai. Russell and Market.
ts-itat W. tsth. - -
sa-w. b2nd and 18th ~ W.
so-vernon and L~sry sv.. real
sI-ssis Greenwood av.. garage
ke-6th n W and bsth. school
k9--6&iA 9Th ". w, atore.
SID w. and "a \; w. school
ga-tlOO 2rd ~ w. church.
se--4sth and Wellington. school
E7--fntariake aud tard ~
Be-fatoriake School. Wsiling-
ford and n ssth,
ss-Interlnke. tzrd n. school
eo--tsQa Fremont ay. drug store
ei-tiis Fremont Az.
a2--t30 ~ aath. grocery store.
g3-assi whitman av.. house
6t-Kiibourue az. Gcddard's hall.
6s-cornsr 10th and Wsllingford.
office
ss-In,sriaks av. asd Biewett
dairy.
s7-Frsmont state Rank.
ss-Rear 81 cremona 81 garage.
se--srd n W and Nickerson. Of
To-isiT Grand blvd. store
7i-Corner Thurman and Gilman,
factory office.
T3-fG0s 3tth W. club.
73-2bth W and Prospect. school.
7f-Corucr Gilnan aud smith. an
7s-srd n aRd Florsntla st.
store.
TS-7th W. aud wild Rose place.
school.
Ts--
7a--Coe school
SO-2figh End w.
sI-2i0s Warren av, basement
s2-tth NJ and Newton. school.
83--bi2 Lee a.
si-2il Garfield a.
S5--isa3 Queen Anne av.
l S6---corner Caller and sth W. fire
station.
sT-lgOa eth w, vacant house.
s8-W Queen Anne school
s9--Chenlar Hotel. basement
9o-~i22 Aloha st. garage.
8f--Naliey st and 9TH n.
a2--MeFcer school
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Vancouver spokane game ~
poned. rain.
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VICTORIA Is AT THE TOP AND
SEATTLE AT THE BOTTOM

for the Giants yesterday. and al.
lowed lowed but five hits. In the
long run theae hits proved the
equivalent OF as many runs. Kauf.
man pitched a steady gnme for tho
Islands. holding the Giants TO eight
binglea.
The port side finger. Criger,
whom Mike Lynch picked up after
he had been discarded by Bob
brown, put crimp In tho aspira-
tons OF Mic Williams band. He
held them TO six hits and beat tlwm
6 20 !. niil Bloomfield was Hwauod
for two home runs. aud nine hits OF
other denominations. OF course
Mic felt badly. but. good fellow that
he r.. he took his ball players 10
their hotel In automobiles, Just the
same. The two teams 30 20 Tacope
today. and Mic says revenge wiirbe
sweet. ny the way, this automobile
stunt looks good u ought 10 make
ball player feel like playing good
ball for his boss. When liatlessneaa
breaks out in the ranka. II might be
a good plan for some OF the other
magnaies in this league to pillow
the plan " Judge McCfcdle and Nc
Williams.
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NATIONAL

Boston ....sssss.sss A
AZ Brsekfyn .sss, - .ns
Brown aud king Ancn anu
philips. Called In the 1tn~~dafN'
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AMERICAN

Chicago s..-.ss..sssssf- =
Al Cleveland .s.ss.ss
Ianxe and Block. george an"
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New York .e...."ii y :
A phiisdsiphis -.
Afarquard and Meysrss Ni@ts"''
and schultz. Graham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25

Vernon .~.s.sssssssssss+
Al sac Ffsnei.ee .stsrss -. =
CanFIeton and Brown f@n"'"S
nnd schmidt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago, July 1.--Pittsburg defeat
ed Chicago, Richie being hit hard
and given poor support. Adams
started on the mound, but was hit
hard and was taken out as soon as
the Cubs started scoring. Hendrix
relieved him in the fifth and held
Chicago to two hits, one being a home
run by Zimmerman, with q man on
base, in the eighth The feature of
the game was Wagner's home run,
which scored three runs, in the fifth.
Score: r H E
Pittsburg. ..2ooo8 $4,000 /
Chicago. 30 OF o o o. 2
Batteries-Adams, Hendrix and
Gibson; Richie and Archer.
Summary: Two base hits-Carey,
y. Miller Home runs-Wagner,
Zimmerman. Bases on balls-Chicago
s, off Adams 2, off Hendrix 1, Pitts
burg 8. Struck out-By Richie 8, by
Adams 1, by Hendrix 8.
Cincinnati Z, St. Louis 4.
Cincinnati, July Cincinnati hit
Sallee hard and timely. defeating St.
Louis. HoblitzelPs home run in the
seventh inning, with two men on
bases, won the game for the locals
and served as the feature of the day.
score: R H E
St. Louis LOBE oOooE4 . /
Cincinnati. % 3 oO04 - II 0
BatteriesESallee and Wingo; Suggs
and Clarke.
Summary: Two base hits-Evans
Higgins, Mcdonald. Three base hits
-Hauser, Mitchell, Egan. Home run
Struck out-By Sallee l,
by Suggs 2. Bases on balls-On Sal
lee /. off Suggs 1.
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Grab FIRST CANE
Hendricks Humbled by Griz.
lilies in Initial Contest.
Revamped Kaws Play Swell
Game, Winning 1 to 0.

Playing sensational ball from start
20 finish, the Kaws pulled one out of
the IRE Sunday afternoon before a
crowd of 1900 people. That there
was class to the game is indicated by
tina score of to 0. Incidentally, it
was another victory for Mr.. Chester
Milton Brandon. Leonard, the lion
hearted, who recently defied Hem
bricks when the latter ordered him
TO pitch, thereby earning a ten day
rest without pay, took beating, al
though the Kaws got only five hits.
Brandon held the Bears to four bin
giles, one of which was very scratchy.
The Kaws got two hits off Leon
ard in the first and never connected
with him for more than one in a ses-
sion afterward. The run came in the
second when Ryan lived on Coffey's
error. Schmidt pasted one of Leon
ards offerings for a hit over first
base. The ball travelled into the pad
dock before being recovered. Ryan
came in with the winning run.
Schmidt ran to second, rested awhile,
and then went to third. Mr.. Schmidt
also caught some nice game and did
not allow the Bears to undo the task
he had accomplished.
The same teams again today. If
you like this brand of ball come out
The Sunday crowd wasn't as large as
the game deserved. The fans are en-
titled to good ball and the team is
playing it. Now is the time, etc., etc.
The box score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

st. Louis, July 1.-St. Louis and
Cleveland broke even in double
header. Adams was effective in all but
two innings of the first game. while his
teammates hit at opportUne stages.
Cleveland took the second game by
c1 sSeIei ..oO1oosoooGa
ST. Louis .......2 0 0o1 0 80 10
Batteries: Mitchell anG O'Neil;
Adams, Nelson and Krichell.
Summaries: Two-base hits-Austin.
Lajoie, Graney. Shotten. Three-base
hits-Stovan, Hogan, Pratt. Base on
balls-Ofr Adams. 4. Struck out-By
Adams. g; by Mitchell, 10.
Second game, score: r III e
Cleveland .....2 o 0 1 2 1 o 1 2-?? 16 2
ST. Louis 100 o o 20 0 OIL 6 4
Batteries: Banding and Livingston.
Adams; Nelson, Mitchell, c. Brown and
Stephens, Alexander
Summary: Two-base hits-Graney.
Adams. Three-base hits - Jantsen.
Jackson 90, c. Brown. Bases on balls
on Nelson, 8; off C. Brown, 1; off
Blanding. 1. Struck out-By Nelson, 2;
by Mitchell. /; by c. Brown. 8; by
Chicago 1873: Detroit OH.
Detroit July 1.-Detroit and Chicago
split a doubleheader. The last game
was called after the sixth inning to en-
able Chicago TO eaten a tram.
Score, first game: r H E
Detroit. ........0 oo0oooo1o 6 6
Chicago ........1 2 0 8 1 o 4 0-12 IA !
Batteries: Covington. Works and
Stanage; Walsh and Kuhn.
Summary: Two-base hits-Collins,
Bodie. First base on balls-On Coving-
ton, 4; off Works. 2: off Walsh, 4.
Struck out-By Covington, 2; by Works.
1; by Walsh, s.
Score. second game: r II e
Chicago. .......-..0 2 l 0 / Sc 10 4
Cleveland ......2 o 1 FL OF z-15 16 2
Batteries: Jordan, Benz and Block,
Sullivan; Willett and Onslow.
Summary: Two-base hits Block,
Bodie, Delehanty. Three base hits
Collins. Home runE-Willet (2). Bases
on baIls-On Mogridge. 2; of Willet, s.
Struck out-By Mogridge. 1; by Will
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NO EXPLANATIONS FROM FLYNN.
If He Loses There VIII Be No Wells of
Regret, Says Flynn.

regret, says tlynn.
East Las Vegas, N. NJ. July l.
Stopping in the midst of d workout in
his training quarters in Montezuma
Sunday afternoon, Jim Flynn walked
to the ropes and said:
Ladies and gentlemen: For many
weeks 1 have been training for my
fight with Jack Johnson next Thurs
day. Since coming to Las Vegas in
-pril have worked hard. Prior to
that time 1 trained in Hot Springs. I
am in the best condition 1 have ever
enjoyed. If I should be so unfortunate
as to lose my bout with the dusky
champion, you will neve- hear a yell
from me. as am in shape to put up
the best fight there is in me. 1 believe
l shall wrest the title from Johnson,
but if do not, it will not be because
1 failed to DO my best"
The crowd that no addressed was
made up of a large number who had
journeyed here by special train, auto
mobile and buggy to observe the fire.
man in his last boxing practice before
the Fourth of July.
johnson also worked before a large
crowd. Beth of the fighters put in a
thorough days work.
Among the hstic notables expected
to arrive today is Tommy Burns, who
will be Flynns first second.
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Great Rend 1s: Lyons 2.

Great Bend. Kan, July lit waws q
hun, 1av sunday for the Lions who came
prirned to take one from the Millers ana
thew were encouraged in their efforts by
LYONS and more from Hoisington. Until
the seventh Young Quinlan had the fact
demonstrated beyond peradventure of
doubt that the pitching Industry requires
soTnethine besides a big chest Quin has
been the chestiest little terrier that ever
parked his way into a league and the
habit has been growing on him since ne
allowed Newton 15 hits and yet failed to
let them win. 1t looked a good deal that
way Sunday for several innings when the
first man IN for the Millers would get a
single. double or three Dagger and then
fail to score through luck breaking the
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wichita As; Lincoln III.

Wichita, July 1.-Wichita and Lin
ccIn divided a doubleheader. Loose
playing lost the first for Wichita
jackson kept hits scattered until the
ninth when three hits in row saved
49,. r H E
1.incoIn 1o1eo2s o OF 10 0
WICHITA 1000 o 0 0 "a 3
BATTERIES: Smith and Stratton; Perry
and Clemens.
Second game Score; X n
wichita. o 0 8 0 o 8 IS
Batteries: Hagerman and Carney
Jackson and Clemens.
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SATURDAY GAMES.
Tbe First Game.

wichita, Kan. July with team team
that was crippled to start with ana NJ
80 the Jobbers broke even with the
Kaws on the Island park diamond SAT SAT-
ua 49, Are second 5 to 5. Three home
M, sWats in the first game showed that
tte Rows were singing the ball, but two or
them came with none on and olo not totai
tn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-01
ASSOCIATION

At Columbus, Columbus. 1915; In
dianapolis, Az.
AT neapolis-MinneapoHs 1913:
Kansas city ga. Second called in
sixth; rain.)
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, As; Toledo,
At st. Paul-st. Paul, So; Milwau-
kee, 20. Second called in first hair
fifth inning; rain.)
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worlds Record Is Broken.

Salt Lake City. July ALFRED GouI-
let, of Australia. riding against time,
broke the worlds record for one mile.
.unpaced, at the Salt Lake palace b.
cycle track here. Goullet's time was
1:52, which is one-ffth of a second
faster than the old record.
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junction City I: Minneapolis O.

Junction City, July 1.-The Minneapolis
team opened series here today in which
both teams played excellent ball. Leak
having the best Of the argument, Junction
City winning by one score. The game was
full of fast fielding and close playing. The
battery work of Leak and Richardson
was the feature of the game. Following
is the score:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-01
SMALL BITS. OF SPORT

Tho Three Ten team defeated VAL
ley Fails Sunday by the score OF ~ TO
8, getting 16 hits, four of them oeing
three baggers in the ninth. This makes
an even break with Valley Falls, each
team having won game. me tie
will be played off during the chau-
tauqua at Valley Falls. The neloine
features The batteries were Lowe
and Dave for Topeka and Schoonover
and Stonebreaker for Valley Falls The
Three Tens play July at Winches-
ter.
Garden city, Kan, July 1.-The Santa
Fe Athletics from Topeka and the
Garden City team batted in a 10 in
ming contest and when the game was
called to let the visitors catch their
train the score stood ITO 4. The long
drives made by each team were fea-
lures The Santa Fe Athletics play
next Thursday at Leavenworth.
Score: R-a.E;
santa Fe 80 2 o o. o.
Garden City Il 0 "a
Batteries-Elliott and Butler; Brown
and Kite
ca1ena, Kan, July Fort Scott won
a Iistless game from Galena. Two
thirds of the game was played in a
rain.
Score: =
ca1ena ......o1O1 ooO-2 4
Batteries-Klotz and Beggs; Bash
Mitchell and Bell.
I'll Dorado, Kan, July 1.-The Ell Do
RADIO Athletes defeated the Wlcnlta
foods in a full nine-inning game,
~, a score of 2 to 1. The winning run
1ras made by El Dorado in the last hall
oe 3ba ninth. Both teams scored their
6rst runs in the fourth. Timely nit
ting won for Ell Dorado
Score:
ri Dorado ......O 0 O. IL 3
q Ra -Keuschenmeister and Cave;
johnson and Forney. Time-l:oO.
E-onoria. Kan, July pitcher Tony
vxroIDitz of the Emporia Cubs, hurled
a no-hit, no-run game here against the
strong Scranton team, Emporia Win
.;-,r2 to O, Not Scranton batter
raaehed flrst base until the eighth in
,,i,g and the first to get here was hit
~, t, nitched ball. Weinitz struck out
IL men.
santa. Cruz, Cal, July 1.-When T. M.
r,are,,eon. driver in a trotting race
here feIl dead from his suIky In the
stretch, Dot Mckinley. his mare, fin
;sbed f1rst in the race, circled the track
ana trotted to her stable. The races
were called or
st. George. Kan, July 1.-The St.
George baseball team was defeated by
the Rock Island nine from Topeka by
q score of s to 8. Benish, for the rail-
readers pitched good steady game
and was ably supported. The Rock
island is one OF the few teams that
have won from the locals. who defeated
the Manhattan League team in two
games out of three.
Score: R-A-E
Rock Island 30 90 0-S II 0
Ct George .00 Oils 6 2
Batteries-Benish and Steele: Worl.
Schulz and Custer
Usage city, Kan, July Item stolen
d1Idsr1 %he
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TOPEKA,

DdSeS-IOp6kd1 o.
Wichita, z. Two base hits-Schmidt Pet
tigrew. Hits-On Williams, in 20 in
nings; Off Wainwright, in 1-3 innings.
Double play-Hughes. Callahan, Middle
ton. Struck out-By Williams, 9; by
Ellis, 2. Bases on balls-On Williams, 5.
Wild pitch-Ellis. Umpires-Knapp and
ElYnn. Time 30. Attendance=2h00.
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G. Iosenh s; Sioux City 4.

Sioux City, July 1-zwiling tnrse
home runs scored five runs, enough 70
defeat Sioux City. Gossett OF st. joseph
hit for two home runs and French VINO
hated for Sage in the ninth, dupiicateo
the feat, making total of seven IN II In [s
game. Score: q
& Joseph .....1 o o 3 o-S IL l
batteries: Sage and Cadman; John-
scr, and GoSSett.
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GREAT BENZ.

Great Bend -.....--....O O0o11 10 "-l3
Summary: Stolen baseS-Great~ Bend Il
Fedor, Pjttman, SEWERS, Herman, Nett
Ter, Ward. Schimnoski. Stoffer q Sacrifice
hits-Harrill 2. Quinlan, SEWERS, Schin-
Eoski- Two base hit-Ward. Three base
hits-Ward, SEWERS. Bases on balls-On
Quinlan, 5. Struck out-By Quinlan, 4; by
Wetzel, 1; by Stoffer, Z. Double plays
HorTtll to Thompson; Featherheff to VIII
son to Horriil; Horrill to Hanna. Hits
on Wetzel, 1 in l 2-3 innings; off Quin-
Ian, Is in 1-S innings. Umplre-Miller
Time-1:45.
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Nroinos .. Omaha 1.

Des Moines. July douglas steamed
do1|n after the first inning and Des
Noines took the first game of the Sc
I-ies from Omaha Score: II
O,ool3a I'll 0 0 0 o o o OIL 0
Des Moines 20 o 1 o -
: Batteries: Hicks and Johnson; DOUG
las and McGraw.
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Central Kansas League.

Summary: Left on bases-Topeka, IT;
Wichita, g. Sacrifice hits-Davis, Walsh,
Hughes, King, Rickert. Two base hit
F'rantz. Home runs-Clemons, Middleton,
Callahan Stolen bases-Craig, Patterson
Walsh, King, Lee Hits-Om Alderman,
in innings; off Taylor in innings.
Double Disqualification to Clemens to
Westerzil; Walsh to Frantz. Struck out
By Alderman, 8; by Taylor. 1: by Young.
6. Bases on balls-On Alderman, 4; off
Young q Wild pitches-Alderman. =;
Taylor. Hit by pitcher-Westerzil, Lee.
Walsh 2. Umpfres-Flynn and Knapp.
Tine-2:10
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: Summary: Three base hit-Schnlidt Two
base hits-King, Channel, Block Sacri-
flee hits-Patterson, Ryan. stolen passes
Lee King, CULLEN Bases on balls-On
Brandon, /; of Leonard, 1. Struck out
BY Brandon. 5; by Leonard, g. Umplres
Flynn and Knapp. Attendance-z,VVo
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Summary: Two base hit-Plank. Bases
on baIls-On Swenson 2, Leak 0. Struck
out-By Leak IS. Swenson 4. Stolen bases
WOODEN 2, Monroe 1. Sacrifice hits
Plank, Provo, We'll. Hit by pitcher
Wooden, Dimond. Double play-Swenson,
Crawford to Ozee. Time of game-1:30.
Umpire-Guin.
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Lecompton 6: walkorers 4.

H0COIHUtOH o. WuAAUF0FS q.
Lecompton, Kan, July 1.-Lecomp-
ton defeated the Walk-Over Shoe Co.
ball team of Topeka here Sunday in
one of the hardest fought games this
season. The feature of the game was
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CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE.
SaIina g: Manhattan I

SaIina 6; Manhattan T.
Salina, July 1.-House outpitched Co.
creham and won easily. 1t was the first
Sunday game played here. The attend
ance was double the usual week day
crowds. Score: