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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Six-roo DungaiO one block
from Nistula aV;; partly modern. Nice
walks, grade and curb al In. Small pay
ment down and balance ike rent.
Corner Main and Center SIS. Phones: Bell.
1852: Home. 653S.
FOR SALf.-A large house and lot in good
condition; close 10 Studebaker factory.
VIII accept any reasonable offer. Heck
man * Van Vain, lis = Main.
FOR SALE.
4 new modern house on Michigan ay.,
just completed with tile fireplace and
every convenience.
a modern house, on Portage av.
\ modern house, on Cottage ay.
Groom house on Summers court. close
TO the LaSalle ay. car line. Cheap.
A modern house, on Dubail aY.
7-room house nearly modern, close TO
A double house, modern, on s. William
st.
w. h McHENRY.
lis ). Main st.
home Phone 1888. Bell Phone 300
IN RIVER PARK.
Six rooms brand new, Quilt honestly,
strictly modern, on nice pleasant corner
lot, 44Xl65, with east front for $500. This
is home you could feel proud to own.
rent will buy this. A. NJ KIRKLEN,
Title Bldg" Cor Main and Center sts
Homeless. Gee, 1924 residence; Bell
1852.
NEW BUNGALOW FOR SALE.
Contains I rooms ana bath, furnace
heat, oak borders on first floor, electricity
aud gas, combination fixtures, convenient
kitchen and good cellar; located on +.
Madison ST. Fine lot facing on two
streets Cash or paymen-;. For more
particulars see
HAPP & 4AGGART
203 >. Main ST
FOR SALE-Large house n 5i0 Tistula
av.. TO be removed from present location.
Oscar Lippman, 216 w. jefferson. Home
phone G097
FOR SALE-6 room house or uu,nby St,
Il. side. Some LaPOrte property IN
exchange for South Bend property. 49,
Jen. Bldg. Home phone 6j4I. Bell 3l5S.
MIR. REAL ESTATE HCssCnASER-The
most important question you viii ask in
closing q real estate deal Ii. els the title
goodI" Thee Indiana Title aud Loan CO.
you a 100000 guarantee bond that the
answer is correct Indiana Title a Loan
Co., Title Bldg, Cor. Main and Center SITS
Francs W. jackson, President; Ear Hagey,
Secretary.
FOR SALE-Ae ! bargain, new Groom
Modern house Uust fnished) &C the
southwest corner OF Howard anG St Louis
SITS. convenient to street cars, desirable
location. Cash or contract on terms ~
suit the pu. .haser. lngnire OF
w. Z. FUREY,
Room 204 Summers Bldg. Up S. Main st.
Home Phone $500. Bell Phone sea.
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FOR RENT-FIATS.

FOR RENT-EIgni-Toom Fat 12S La porte
av. Call at 220 n. Michigan. Geo. J.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

FOR SALE-A modern house in good lOca-
ton. $500: or viii exchange for cheaper
property. Runyan * Olsen, 30 jefferson
building. Home J725
FOR SALE-TwO buildings TO be moved.
dwelling 80 = Michigan st. occupied by
Chicago Wall Paper store. The other
frame dwelling veneered with brick, 3f5 s.
Michigan -. VIII sell one or both at
bargain. Inquire OF Ma1 Livingston, 10
1l2 W. Washington av.
FOR SALE-'rwo rouses on paved street
with income ~ $1,000 year 10 ex.
change for vacant lots.
WM BERGAN.
325 jefferson Bldg.
Try NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS
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FOR SALE-One Ann ArDor Auto delivery
wagon. practically new, $4,000. NJ. and
5. Steam Vulcanizlng Co, 305-30I L. JET
fcrsuu boulevard.
MUST sell Baby g., 4s II. z. 1912 Mitchell
Touring car. fully equipped. Run about
= 900 miles. GnOd as new and guaranteed.
Price $3.50 90 cash or viii take small runa-
bout in on same Cell for demonstration.
Nj and ). Steam Vulcanizing Co, 305-30T
+. jefferson boulevard
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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FOR RENT-Iodern house at 716 W. Col
fax av Inquire Of Mrs. NJ A. Fraliek.
13I y Main ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

M wy
~ 4 L.ns
FOR RENT-House, S12 y. Lafayette St.
With toilet, hard and soft water, gas ana
electric light; rent SIS per month. Apply
Col y. Main $
FOR RENT-Eight-roOm anodern house at
246 Studebaker st. after Nov. 10. Call
go Studebaker.
FOR RENT-Five-r room cottage, Az +.
Donald st.
HOUSE FOR RENT-New and strictly
modern; every convenience. 1915 Mich
igan av. Bell phone POLO.
FOR RENT-South half of double house,
1t0S :. Michigan St CAN at 1910 $.
Michigan st. or Home phone 1891
FOR RENT-7-room house. centrally To-
Gated, al modern conyeaiences, good
small rOoming house Sell cheap 10 right
parties. Mrs. Lena Foley. Plymouth, Ind.
FOR RENT room house. 513 y. Eleventh
St, River Park Inquire 236 Paris st.
Bell 1856.
FOR RENT-10-room modern house on n.
Lafayette St: also S-room modern
house on w. Marion st. Inquire Ii. A.
Wood. Both phones 232S.
FOR RENT-Five-room cottage, partly
modern, with or without barn, centrally
located. Cheap rent 10 small family. See
Caldwell, 104 ]. NJ $. Bldg.
FOR RENT-Eight room mouse at 4O8 \.
Hill ST. See W. Z. Furey, 204 Summers
Bldg. ID ). Main st. Home phone 5S66,
Bell sec.
FOR RENT-MOdern S-room house, cen
trally located. Inquire Mrs. j. &. Nett
hardt, POS 5. Taylor St Home p. 1864.
FOR RENT-Seven-rO room house in good
repair, gas for cooking, inside cellar en-
trance, at ISIS 5. Main II. In factory dis
trict. References required. 50 per month.
Home phone JSi3.
ALEXIS COQUIL.LARD,
over American Express Co.
FOR REMISSION house, s23 Portage
av.: part modern; splendid community.
Inquire AZ Jefferson Bldg. II. phone 126S.
FOR RENT-MOdern house at 716 w. Col
fax av Inquire Of Mrs. NJ. A. Fralick,
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rUh SALE

rUR SALE
An S-room strictly modern nsuse at 1I3a
Michigan nv. bargain for cash.
Broom modern house at lib Haney
Groom house at zoos Leer 81
house and lot In Lincoln Park rddf-
ton, near West Division St
New homes in SOuthmOor park. near
south side car line.
oil Allen
e-room house at 1928 0eAfaude Az
"A Groom house at lib East Sorfn ~
a Groom house on an acre lot near We~S
DIVISION st. Ia Lasalle PARK addition
a apartment dat modern, 22O6 8
Michigan st.
A double house. big lot, 1921 1s23 8
Michigan st.
Lots In Primer Place addition. south ~
Mo nigan av. on Allen, Blaine and LIndnef
sts.
lots '~~"'
We sell lots IN Southmoor ark. Birner
Place and Lincoln Park additions
Fare Insurance. Rents collected
~. l.. FUREi
Room 204 Summers Bldg.
beu Fhoue cOO- nome Phone 5S64
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-2TJ acres close % South Bend,
very productive SOIL fine buildings. good
fenees. nice tract OF large timber fine
country estate Tor city gentleman. Heck
man x Van Nalln, lis :. Main
FOR SALE-Acre lots In the north end OF
tie city, suitable for trucking Only
500 down AMI 500 per month. No paw
meEts during the winter months. Don
90 through another winter without your
own chickens and vegeta bles. call aud
let me show you.
L. NJ JACKSON,
Title Building, Corner Main < Center SITS.
Home Phone 653S Bell Phone 43J2.
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FOR REMISSION house, S23 Portage
av: part modern; splendid community.
Inquire AZ Jefferson Bldg II. phone 1868
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Let's suppose you have room for rent. There are
several ways in which you let people know about it.
First, you can tell all of your friends And YOU can
ask them to tell all of their friends Maybe if the tell
ing keeps up long enough and reaches far enough
body will eventually be found who will come and take
look at that room.
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FOR RENT-HOuse, So y. Lafayette st.
with toilet, hard and soft water, gas ana
electric light; rent So per month. Apply
Col y. Main $.
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FOR SALE AND ENCnlNGE.

FOR SALE ANB =ACHANGE-Al kinds
aud sizes or farms, ranches. plantations
ana city properties and stocks OF mer-
chandise, everywhere; 50 don't miss us II
you want TO do business
REED REALTY CO,
302 Jefferson Bldg
Home Phone 56S6. Bell Phone 2G4s
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STENOGRAPHERS. Typists. Bookkeepers.
Genl Office People: Call aud register
free. for best positions. Business Men ::
Bel 29O6, Home 22l0, Tor Office Assistants.
Thomas school OF Stenography x Type
writing, Licensed Emp. Agency, American
Trust Bldg.
wANTED-YOUNG People TO EN-
c6URSE OF THEE MONTHS 6 6SGY
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FlL FUTURE By MAKING PREPARA-
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FULL PARTICULARS CHEERFULLN
FURNISHED on REQUEST. Just
CALL BELL 55i OR HOME 5551 OR BET
TER CALL AT THE COLLEGE OF
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MI HIGAN STREET. ENTER Now
THE SOUTH BEND BUSINESS COL
LEGE.
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YOUR TYPEWRITER REBUILT lust
like new and guaranteed one year.
! Phone for estimate. Prompt repair service
! our speciality. Lowest prices The Rapid
| Rebuilding & Repair CO. Bell phone 3097.
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OFFICE HELP

KELLEY BUSINESS SCHOOL. 10 f.
Wayne ST.. over Kinney shoe Store.
Day and night sessions. Begin any day
or evening. All cOmmerc.'d subjects
Typewriters for rent.
Special class In penmanship. pen and
brush lettering aud mechanical drawing
now forming Term begins Nov. 3. SEES
slons. Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Enroll early. Call Bell phone 94S. Home
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IN RIVER PARk.


FOR SALE-Large house n 6i1 Tistula
av.. 10 be removed from present location.
Oscar Lippman, 216 w. Jefferson. Home
phone G097
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CHARLES +. NIE0BAISKI,
FRANCIS L. LAMBERT.
Board OF Public Works.
Arthur p. Perley. Clerk 81 Board.
oct2T. 2S .. 80. 31nov1
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

For RENTZFurnished room. first floor
front. private entrance. modern and rea-
sOnable 10 parties of coed repute. Bell
phone 1872
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FOR RENT-Eight-roo 1dodern house at
30 Studebaker st. after Nov. 10. Call
go Studebaker.
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WANTkD-Experiencc chocolate dippers
Apply a Philadelphia.
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WANTED-POsition as nurse or taking
care OF elderly person. Bell phone 3l3S
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-The bottom part Of a brass lamp
from automobile on way 10 South Bend
from Mishawaka Gail Home phone Sl63
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DIR. CRAS ENS-See him az his own
home ia Osceola, Ind, where he will
give readings daily and cure the sick
without medicine. At home at all hours.
Celebrated So readings, 81. All interurbra
ears stop IN front OK his door. The poo
you have always with you. You will no;
always have DR. Cravens with you Hours
20 a. IN. to y. other hours by ap.
pointmenf Bell DbOne @22. Heals sick
witHUut medicIue.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-04
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL
4 ATHLETES WIN THE
annual TRACK MEET

In the athletic meet held yesterday
under the auspices Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
the Roosevelt school won by a large
majority, the final score being.
Roosevelt los points, Winship So. and
Washington 1. Winship. however,
won the half mile relay banner, rum
ming the race in two minutes.
The places awarded in thu events
were as follows:
Older boys so yard dash-Harry
ond. VIM. Brunskill third, John
Campbell fourth.
100 yard dash-Merager. Schave.
Brunskill and Mclaughlin.
22o yard dash-Merager. Camp
100 yard low hurdles-Merager,
Mclaughlin. Campbell and Lentz.
8 pound shot put-Pratt, Schave,
Brunskill. Jackson.
High jump-Marager, Campbell,
Schave and Brunskill.
Broad jump-Brunskill, Marager,
Campbell and Schave..
Pole vault-Campbell. Maraeer.
Robbins and Brunskill.
Younger Boys.
so yard dash-vin Chase. Athey,
Vic Chase and Brownell.
100 yard dash-Athey. Vim Chase,
Vic Chase and Brownell.
220 yard dash-Athey. Vim Chase,
Vic Chase and Brownell.
High jump-Athey Anderson. Vim
Chase and Vic Chase.
Broad jump-Athey. Brownell. Vic
Chase and Anderson,
Hop, step and jump-Anderson.
Win Chase, Vic Chase and Couch.
Roosevelt was represented by
Ernest Athey, Fritz Anderson. Gres-
ham Brownell, Roy Morgan, Bernie
Crouch. Harry Schave, VIM. Brun-
ana Clarence Robbins.
WipShip by Vim Chase, Vic Chase,
John Campbell, Walter McLoughlin,
Fred sLocklin and Ed jackson.
Wa6hington by Wilmer Secord.
Paul Lents, Lawrence Moore. oscar
96eonson and ArdslI Harvey.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-04
five STRAIGHT
FOR THE LOCALS
Held Runless for Six Innings
When They Break Through
the Barrier and Win.

Winnipeg, Man., June AFTER be-
F1ickertails solved Boley's %puzzlers in
the seventh and eighth innings yester-
day and drove out their fifth straight
victory from the Peggers. 1t was a
heart-breaking finish for the local
twirler. He was absolutely invincible
until the seventh, when the visitors
tied the score. In the lex session
he was driven from the mound, Del
derich being sent in to stop the scor-
ing.
Scrappiest Team.
sational throughout. Manager Car
ney has the scrappiest team in the
league. and they play the game from
the send-off. Several Of the veal spots
have been strengthened. until the
F1ickertails now have one Of the
strongest infields in the Northern. The
outfield also is considerably stronger.
Forks ought to give the first division
teams a hard run for their positions.
Myers was on the mound for the
visitors and pitched air-tight bah
throughout the min innings, and but
once Of twice was he caught in a bad
hole. Some nifty fielding on the
part Of his teammates saved him from
disaster on these occasions. The field
ing Of "Rube" Foster at second and
Prof. Bond in center field were the
features Of the game.
h Maroons scored their only run
in the third inning. when after Sam
Foster booted a grounder from Boley
and the latter was forced at second,
Kurke stole second and scored on
Clothier's wallop to right field.
Tie Run in Seventh.
The F1ickertails tied it in the
seventh. After one was down, Myer.
singled and Edmunds followed suit.
Dietrich singled to center. sending
Myers across with the tieing tally.
The eighth inning proved the undo
ing of the locals. RUDE Foster hit
a grounder to Boley, and the latter
vas unable to handle it. Chase was
safe. when Kahl muffed a sacrifice
hunt. Sam Fosters long drive to left
sent "Rube' across. and Gerlach
moved both men along with a sacri-
fee. Bond then unbuckled a long
three-bagger, sending two more men
across. Boley was yanked, and Del
derich ended the scoring by getting
the next two batrers easily. The WIS.,
itors scored another in the ninth.
when Altman beat out an infeld hit.
stole second and scored on a hit and
RIM n1ay with Eostar
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RED S0X RAISE
THEIR C0NfAL0N
American League Pennant
is by
Defeating Chicago.

Boston. June 4.-The Red Son
raised their American league cham>
pionship pennant with appropriate
ceremonies yesterday. Afterward they
captured from Chicago the first game
here OF the western invasion, and
made what Manager Stahl expects to
be the beginning of a climb leading
g another pennant. The score was
3 to 2. iris Speaker. who hit safely
three times yesterday. has now made
at least n hit in each twenty-five
consecutive games. the total being
tfiirty-four hits. Two of his three
hits figured in Boston's run getting.
single tallies in each of three innings.
while Chicago's tallies were scored in
the fifth on a triple by Fourier and
doubles by Weaver and Schalk. Hal
Chase has not reported to Manager
Callahan of Chicago up to date. The
score by innings:
Ghieago ......ooo o?o ooo-3 9 l
Batteries: Chicago. Russell and
sehalk; Boston, r. Collins. Foster.
Wood and Cady.
Summary: Two base hits, Weaver.
Schalk, Yerkes, Janvrin: three base
hit, Fournier; hits, off Collins Z in
1-3 innings, off Foster none in %
innings. off Wood i in l inning: sac
rifce fly. Hooper: sacrifice hit, Lewis;
stolen bases, Lord, Carrigan; double
plays, Wagner and Engle. Yokes,
Wagner and Engle: left on bases. Chi
cago 6. Boston 8; first base on balls,
off Russell 6, off Collins 1, off Fos-
ter 1; first base on errors, Chicago
2. Boston 1: struck out, by Russell
5, by Collins 2, by Wood 2; wild pitch,
Foster.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-04
HAS Been
THE HARDEST FOE
Has Proved Greatest Stumb-
ling Block in Way of Lo-
GALS Pennant Jaunt.

Duluth has, up to this time, been
the greatest stumbling block to Grand
Forks pennant aspirations, as the 10
calls have not been able to defeat the
Zenith City aggregation once in the
five games played.
The locals have the best of the
Winnipeg and Virginia aggregations;
an even break with st. Paul, and the
short end of series with Minneapolis,
Superior and Duluth.
Minneapolis and st. Paul certainly
have not played the ball that Grand
Forks is now playing. and as for Du-
luth and Superior, the local fans have
to avail their appearance here during
the coming week to make satisfactory
comparisons.
The following shows the games
Grand Forks has won and lost with
each team around the circuit:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-04
STR|kE0UT Mark FOR :
LOCAL men TO MORSE
SCHAUER HEADS
LEAGUE, HOWEVER
Local Twirler Ranks Near
Top with Best of Them
Averages 7.02 Per Game

Paul Morse. Grand Forks strong
twirler. has the best strike-out record
in the Flickertail camp. according to
Official figures issued by Statistician
Larry Ho." Furthermore Morse
ranks very near the top with the
other strong hurlers in the league.
Schauer. Superior's sensational finger.
being the only n to outstrip him
very far. He averages 7.O1 s%trikeouts
per game with 1853 bases on balls per
contest. His best strikeout record in
a single game is II, and he also has
a game with 10 strike outs to his
credit.
Following are the averages issued
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-04
AMER. ASSOCIATION
COLUMBUS LOSES
TO INDIANAPOLIS
Vance Driven From Box in
Fifth Inning-St. Paul
Wins Again.

1dia1apolis. June 4.-Three runs
behind in the fifth indianapolis scor-
I'd seven rum when the locals drove
Vance from the box and found Cook
for three timely hits. Eleven batters
faced the two pitchers in this frame.
Five singles. W. bases on balls. a hit
batsman, two errors. a sacrifice fly
and two stolen bases sent the seven
runs across the home plate. Colum-
bus scored three more runs during
the game but lost s to 10. The visitors
found Works for II hits but they were
scattered and fast playing of Works
team mates kept down the tallies.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
.....O10 80 012- 8 II 5
Indianapolis 1000 271 O0x-10 - 3
Batteries: Vance, Cook and Smith;
Works and Cotter.
Summary: Three base hits. Downs.
Shelton: home run. Benson: sacrifice
hits. BENIN. Gerber: sacrifice fly.
Niles; stolen bases. Perring. Reilly,
Works; hits. off Vance 5 in 41-3 in
nings. off Cook in 2-3: base on
balls, off Works 4, Vance 8. Cook q;
out, by Works 3. Vance Q; hit
by pitcher. Woodruff by Vance: dou-
bile play. Galloway. Metz: left on bas-
es, Columbus IL, Indianapolis 6.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BLOWS Up
AND LOSES GAME
Pittsburg Defeats Boston
After Fourth Inning
Reds Win a Contest.

Pittsburg, June AFTER holding
Plttsburg nicely for four innings
George Tyler lost control in the fifth
and from that inning on the locals
punched long hits with walks and won
easily by the score of I to .. Vioxs
tors a RUIZ in the fourth. In the fifth
Byrne was hit by a pitched ball. stole
second, took third on Whaling's bad
throw, n scored on Robinson's hy.
Wagner's single. Miller's double. a
walk to Wilson n Byrne's single net
ted two more in the sixth and Hof-
mans triple with doubles by Viox and
Wagner and Carey's fly brought two
Titus, Robinson's single and two walks
following, forced in the seventh run
in the eighth. Boston got two runs in
the sixth when Myers walked, Swee-
ney singled and stole second and Titus
scored them both With a single to left.
Robinson pitched steady ball in ali
innings except the sixth.
Score: R. F.
Boston ........ooo oo2 600 ,
Pittsburg Zoo 112 ak o
Batteries: Tyler and Whaling:
Robinson and Simon.
Two base hits, Viox. Wagner, Miller
2, Myers. Three base hits. Viox, Hof-
nan. Sacrifice flies, Wagner, Carey,
Robinson. Sacrifice hunt. Lord. Stol-
en- bases, Byrne. Sweeney, Whaling,
Left on bases, Boston 5, Pittsbure I,
Hit by pitcher. by Tyler, Byrne. Base
on halls, off Tyler 4. off Robinson ;.
Struck out, by Tyler 4. by Robinson l.
New York Takes Opener.
st. Louis June New York won
the opening game 5 to 3, Tesreau and
Crandall holding the locals to sever
scattered hits. Tesreau was taken ou1
OF the game in the sixth to allow Me-
Cormick to bat after he had allowed
six hits. st. Louis pitchers were hit
freely. Two singles and a double
gave New York W. runs in the sec
nd. st. Louis appeared dangerous in
the fifth, when the bases were filed
by two singles and a pass with n
out. but Tesreau steadied, passed Hug
gins. forcing the only run, then retired
cakes on a fly and struck out Now
rey.
Score: r HE
New York .....o2o 40 o1o-5 II ,
st. Louis ......100 O1O OO1-3 Z 0
Batteries: Tesreau. Crandall and
Movers; sallee, Burk and Mclean.
Two base hits, Merkle, Konetchv,
OLeary. Three base hits, Snodgrass,
shafer. Hits, off Sallee Z in 5 innings.
Burke I in 4. Tesureau 6 in 6. Gran
dali l in 3. Sacrifice hit, Snodgrass.
Sacrifice fly, Merkle. Stolen base.
Huggins 2. Double plays. Mowrey,
Higgins and konetchy; Schafer,
Fletcher and Merkle; O'Leary, Hug
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Standing Of Clubs
NORTHERN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday.
Winnipeg l Grand Forks
st. Paul / Superior 2
Minneapolis Z Duluth 0
V~irginia-Winona rain
Where They Play Today.
Grand Forks at Winnipeg.
Minneapolis at Duluth.
St. Paul at Superior.
Winona at Virginia.
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The fact that no member of the
is said to receive more than
$4,000 per annum while the Yankees
salaries run as high as $4,000, only
goes to show how easy it is for some
people to procure money under false
pretenses!.
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His Tenth Straight victory.

New York. June 4.-Cleveland
easily Won it's first game with New
York, 8 to 2. Heating pitched fairly
we'll for New York, but his support
was to big a handicap for him. The
game was Falkenberg's tenth straigh.
victory. He retired in the sixth to let
I4ajoie bat for him. but Cleveland was