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Homestead Entry No. "a, Ge;A.

Department OF the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Baton Rouge. La,
February 10, loi6.
Proof under law under which entry was made
NOTICE is hereby given that Lille
~ Taylor, widow of Judge Taylor, of
Bellevue, La, who, on February 20,
1911: made Homestead Entry No. o. ,C64,
for lots s, 8 and is and southwest q uar-
ter of southeast quarter of section %,
township 10, north, range IL, west, Lou
isi2na meridian, has filed notice of in
tcntion to make five year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above describ-
ed, before the Clerk of Court, at Benton,
La, Oh the list day of April, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: P.L.
Davis, Lewis Carter, j. w. Jackson and
Frank Vickers, all Of Bellevue, La.
E. D. GIANELLoNI, Register.
February q, 1915. marso
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Homestead Entry No. oi,G7:s.

Department of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office at Baton Rouge, La,
March Q, 19i6.
Proof under law under which entry was made.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ed
~ Jackson, of Benton, La, r. F. D.
No. 3, who, on March 2, 1911, made
Homestead Application No. 0i.073, for
lots l and 2, or fractional north half of
northeast quarter and south half of
northeast quarter of section 2, township
10, north, range IL, west, Louisiana me-
ridian, has flied notice of intention to
make final five year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before
the Clerk of Court, at Benton, La, On
the 10th day Of April, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: l.. R..
Bumgardner, P. 0. Hooker, George
Thomas and John Arnold, all Of Benton,
La, R. F. D. No. 3.
E. D. GIANELLoNI, Register.
March Is, 1916. apr 10
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Notice 70 Oil Operators.

CEALED proposals are hereby invited
- by the Board CT Commissioners OF
The Bossiar Levee District for the leas-
ing Of its lands in Booster Parish, Louis
lana, for the purpose Of developing same
for oil and gas. All proposals must be
in the office of the Board, 52711a Spring
Street, Shreveport, La, on Or before
Friday, March 81, 1916. at IL O'Clock
noon, at which time the board will con-
slider said proposals., and lease the lands;
ceserVing the right to reject any and all
bids.
The lands are situated in sections 8,
Il and is, township Is, range IL, Red
Chute Lake, containing 87.O2 acres, more
II less, and in sections 8, 9, 10, ii, IL,
10, Il, Is and q, township is, range IL,
Half Moon Lake, containing 461 .92 acres,
more or less.
The secretary Of the board will furn-
ish detailed description OF the lands on
application CT interested parties.
E. B. HERNDoN, ir., Secretary.
Marc; g, 1916. 49,
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4 ~ I On February 18th, a
49, - i black HOUND PUPPY,
white ring around neck, white breast,
white fee: and white on tip Of tail; about
six months old. 4 reward Of S. is offered
for information leading tc his recovery.
Telephone number, t020, 3 rings; or ad-
dress ". N. Mccall, Benton, La. 12-2-p
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Homestead 1Efry No. Ca, G::s5.

Ii oineSt2aa aIIs ~ no. % 900.
Department Of the Interior, )
I. s. Land Office at Baton Rouge, La,
February 10, 1915.
Proof under law under which entry vas madeI
NOTICE is hereby given that Sam
~ Raines, Of Bellevue, La, who, ON
December 8, 1910, made Homestead En-
try No. o. ,025, for lots 6, II, IL and Is OF
section 80. township 20, north, range II,
west, Louisiana meridian, has filed no.
tice Of intention to make five year proof
to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before the Clerk of Court, at
BENTON, La, on the 1st~day Of April,
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Will
Jackson, John Carter, George Thomas
and l.. C. Biggs, all of Bellevue, La.
E. D. GIANELLoEI, Register.
February q, 1915. marso
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Fer Sale o. BrasSe

A good JACK; price. Si00. Using horse
reason for selling. Also, 30 bushels Of
Sweet p6tatoos--seed or eating. Tele-
phone, 1872 W, Or address me at Benton.
L.. l0-,f T. ". ". STINsoN.
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ROAD MOVEMENT
CROWS IN Illinois
Commercial Clubs Propose to
Issue $1O,OOO,OOO Bonds.
STATE WIDE "GRIDIROH.'

A Concrete Plan For a Connected Up
and Through System of Permanent
Roads-It Is Urged That Proposition
Be Submitted to Voters In 1916.
1t is proposed by the commercial
clubs of the state Of Illinois. through
the issuance of $1O,COO,GGO worth of
state bonds bearing per cent interest.
issued as necessary, to construct a
state wide 'gridiron" Of approximately
1000 miles of permanent roads. said
permanent roads to consist of fotA
routes about as follows: One north and
south route along, or as near to as piac-
ticable. the third principal meridian.
which bsects the state: three east and
west routes dividing the state into as
nearly four equal parts as is feasible.
using present dirt roads on all routes
as far as practicable and keeping in
mind the broadcast service to the pop
ulation centers as nearly as an even
geographical division of the state will
permit.
To further the proposition Governor
Dunno has been asked to include the
proposition in his call for a special SEES
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Cotton SecG-Eruit Trees
T Improved Took's Prolific Cotton Seed,
grown from cul!ei seed, for sale at $i.25
per bushel. Also, a general assortment
of fruit trees for sale cheap. Address
LOUISIANA STAR NURSERY,
~ Plain Dealing, La.
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Berkshire Boar

Ct have for sale fine bred, we'll de-
" yeloped Berkshire Boar, now eigh-
teen months old. Can be seen at Red
Chute plantation. Address, Benton, La,
r. F. D. No. 2. lift ". G.. BURT.
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SEeriI'S Sale.

o. E. GiGdens VS.. HaEce Williams. No 1886.
In Second District Court, Bossier Parish,
Louisiana.
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FAST. BORDULAC CREW /
ANNEXES THREE Wins
Edmunds, Juanita and Kensal Fall Vice
TINS to Bordulac-Team Play
ing Great Ball.

Bordulac, N. D., July 5.-Bordulac,
one of the leading ball teams on the
500, added three more games to its
string of victories by defeating Ed
munds Saturday, July l, on the home
grounds by the score of IL to /. Ber-
man. for Bordulac, pitched air-tight
ball, but for one error it would have
been a shutout.- Batteries-Bordulac,
Berman and Roth; Edmunds, Karskey,
Knapp and L. Dodge.
Sunday. July Q. Bordulac journeyed
to Juanita and in poorly played game
defeated Juanita by score of 21 to 4.
The game was featured by the hitting
of the Borduiac swatters. Batteries
for Bordulac, link and Roth. Batter
les for Juanita, Huggard and Dahl.
From Juanita, Bordu1ac autoed to
Kensal. and came out with the. long
end of the score, to 1. The game was
snappy all the way through. O'Dona1d,
for Bordulac, allowed but four hits and
was given excellent support. 1t looked
to Bordulac as IL the game was lost in
the ninth inning with three men on
bases and no one out, but Bordulac
pulled off triple play. Carr, playing
third for Bordulac, got line drive
which would have been good for two
bases or more, but, making fine catch.
retired the batter and. touching third
and throwing to Osterdahl on second,
retired the side. Batteries for Bordu-
lac, O'Dona1d and Roth. Batteries fox
Kensal. Johnson and Heinisch.
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MONDAYS GAM Es.
Afternoon Session.

Charley Boardman's fast ones were
too much for the Fort Bills in the aft
ernoon session Monday, and Fargo
Moorhead won the battle by a score
of to 2. Boardman was just a little
liberal with passes, and hit two men,
but his five bingles were we'll scattered
and it was not until near the close Of
the contest that the visitors were able
to score.
Fargo -Moorhead took a lead in the
first inning. Meixell took first when
Agnew made a decidedly wide throw to
first, and went to second on a sacrifice
hit by Joe Weiden. Kernan's out sent
him to third, and he scored when ing
laub hit for a single to center.
The fifth inning saw another run
over. Boardman drew free pass,
took second on Meixells sacrifice, and
scored on a two bagger by Herman.
Two runs more were added in the
sixth. Three singles, and an error by
Reynolds did the business.
The visitors scored their first run
in the seventh. Buster opened the in
ming with a double. and scored on
Agnew's single. Their second run was
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Take Three Games
Of Four--Copped
Both on the Fourth


double header esterday 0
in the cinche
al
FortB
ahea Of n
The of Monday detail follow:
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scheme that he put over in the first
game by starting Cummings. and jerk.
ing him in favor Of F. Johnson, form
er Virginia hurler, when the Grain
growers began to get dangerous. AS a
result Of this system Cummings was
credited with both Of yesterdays
wins.
Fort William took an early lead
with one run in each of the first and
third innings. Meixell's homer in the
last Of the third put the score 2 and /.
The Graingrowers tumbled in for
three runs in the sixth, and until the
ninth inning led 4 to 2.
In that inning Wright got into
trouble. Turner opened with a single,
but was cut off at second on a field
er's choice that put Buster on first.
Doubles by w. Weidell and Debus
scored Buster, and Weisings home run
cleaned the bags. The result was four
runs, and the game.
Bachant had big day with the
| stick in the second game. getting three
hits in four times to the plate. One
| was a Dagger.
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IotatS ............ ~ 2
*Batted for Smith in seYe

The score by innings
Fort William ........0 2 O1OO IA
Fargo Moorhead ....O O101 %
Summary: Two base hits-Debus
CD. Turner, Weising, Herman. Earned
runs-Fort William, 3; Fargo-Moor-
head, 1. Home run-Weising. Stolen
bases - Reynolds. Buster, Meixell,
Double play-Ellis to Herman. Sacri-
fee hit-Kernan. Bases on balls-Off
Wright, 2; off Griffin, g. Left on bases
Fort William, 8: Fargo Moorhead, 8,
Hit by pitched ball-Griffin and Rev
nolds by Wright. Struck out-By
Wright, 8; by Griffin, 7. Wild pitch
Griffin. Time of game-1:3O. Umpire
-Shaffer.
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MARTIN TRIMS DRAKE
IN ELEVEN INNINGS
LoveIPs Clever Pitching and Snappy
Fielding Of Martin Crew Is Too
! Much for Drake.

Drake battled for eleven innings on
the latters grounds, the fromer win
nings, to 3, through the clever pitch
ing of Lowell and the snappy ball
played by the Martin team. The
Drake "rooters" are not to be compli-
1nented on their unsportsmanlike
methods of trying to force the Martin
boys into fight.
Batteries: Sperry and Heer for
Drake; Lowell and Hoepfer for Martin.
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Blues and Brewers Split.

Milwaukee. Wis, July 5.-Milwaukee
and Kansas City divided double
Header here yesterday, the visitors
taking the first in ten innings, 3 to Q,
while the home club captured the Sec
|ond, 2 to /. Becker's batting featured
the first game. In the second game
Milwaukee scored the winning runs in
the first inning, when Beall walked
after two were out and scored on
Crichlow's home run. All of Milwau-
KEGS regular catchers are on the sick
Hist, and Manager Clark used semi
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overcome Duluths early lead. Scores:
Morning game r. H. E.
Winnipeg ........020 400 010-7 9 l
Duluth 210 900 020-45 IL S
Batteries: Donovan, Gervais and
Moore; Lane, Handee and Withrow.
Afternoon game r. H. E.
Winnipeg ..... 900 O03 100-4 10 2
Duluth ...... =. 900 401 01x-6 s
Batteries-Stevenson and Berger;
Erhart and Withrow.
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Time of game, 1880; umpire. shaffer.
Second Game Yesterday.

Weising homer with two men on
the paths gave Fort William the sec
ond game Of yesterdays double head
er by a score of to 4. Fargo Moor
head had overcome a 2 to lead, and
at the time was leading to 3.
Manager Reynolds worked the same
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First Game Yesterday.

First Game Yesterday
The Fort Bills enjoyed a real Fourth
of July celebration off Bells delivery
in the first game Of yesterdays double
header. They connected for total of
thirteen hits, two Of them homers. The
final score was 6 to 0.
The Fort Bills cinched the game in
the second inning when home run by
Griffin, followed by homer by Debus
scored two runs. The visitors made
things safe by scoring one in the
sixth. and three in the seventh, but
they didn't need them to win.
Fargo -Moorhead had several chances
TO score, but the hits to bring men in
from the paths were not forthcoming.
Seven Graingrowers were left on
bases.
Joe weidells hitting was one Of the
features of the game. He got three Of
Fargo -Moorhead's five bingles.
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peaaers and Docks Divide.

Duluth, Mimi, July 5.--Duluth and
Winnipeg divided honors in a double
bill on independence day here yester-
day. Winnipeg won the morning ses-
sion, Z to 5, but the locals came back
and took the afternoon game, to 4.
Winnipeg made strong bid for the
ba3tArnnnn EamA. hut Ea2 unable TO
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Mondays Games.

Kansas City /. st. Paul (10 in
nings).
Indianapolis 4. Louisville /. :,
Columbus l, Toledo 8.
Three games scheduled. =
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Indians Break Even.

Louisville, KY, July 5.-Louisville
and indianapolis broke even yesterday,
Louisville winning in the morning, 5
Ito 2, and Indianapolis in the after
noon, to 0. Pitcher Carter's winning
streak, which had mounted to eight,
was stopped by Louisville, who batted
him hard in the first. Dawson kept
the hits scattered in the second game.
Scores:
Morning game r. H. e.
Indianapolis .a.............. Q 3 9
Louisville ......... .........5 /
Batteries: Carter and Schang;
Boehler and williams.
Afternoon game R. H. e.
indianapolis ........ ......4 9 /
Louisville ..... ...0 s 1
Batteries: Dawson and Gossett;
Middleton and La Longe.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
MONDAYS Results,

Mondays Results. sA
Boston 6. Philadelphia 4.
st. Louis 2. Chicago 3.
Detroits4. Cleveland 6.
New York /, Washington 0 I'll in
nings).
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,News From Sportdom
Fort Bills Get Revenge
By Trimming the Locals

put over in the ninth. w. weidell
went to first on a free pass, took Sec
ond on an infield out, and scored on. a
single by Debus.
Official Raw Caa.n
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Summary: Two base hits. Agnew;
earned runs, Fort William 5; Home
runs; Griffin, DeBus; sacrifice hit,
Buster: double plays, Turner to Weis-
ing to Reynolds. DeBus to Reynolds,
Dreis to Herman to Unglaub; bases on
balls. Bell 3. Cummings 3; left on
bases. Fort william 9. Fargo Moor
head I; hits, off Cummings in 5 in
nings; struck out by Bell 7. by john
son 2.
Time Of game. 100: umpire. shaffer.
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Totals ........... 81 4 IL 27 IA 0
xJ. Weidell out bunting on third
strike.
The score by innings:
Fort William 49,. 0 0 o 0 o 0 / 0 ID
Fargo Moorhead 0 0012 0 0 x-4
Summary: Two base hits-Buster,
Herman. Earned runs-Fort William,
2; Fargo-Moorhead, 1. Sacrifice hits
Debus, MeiXell, J. Weidell Dreis,
Ellis, 2. Double plays - Turner to
Reynolds, Herman to Nifnecker to
Unglaub. Base on balls-Boardman 5;
Bentley, 3. Left on bases-Fort Will
liam. 6; Fargo -Moorhead, 10. Hit by
pitched ball-W. Weidell and Benis by
Boardman. Struck out-By Boardman,
II; by Bentley. l. Time of game-1 So.
Umpire-Shaffer.
Evening Session.
Fort William copped the evening ses-
| sion by the same score that Fargo
Moorhead took the afternoon contest
The Fort Bills found Bob Wright as
easily as the Graingrowers had found
Bentley in the afternoon. The contest
was called at the end Of the seventh
ON account OF darkness
The visitors started their pounding
| In the first, but wasted two good sin
giles. In the second. however, they
| made their hits count Weising's hom-
er, which followed Debus' double, scor-
ed two runs double by Debus, and
similar blow by Weislng in the
| fourth added the third run.
The visitors put over their fourth
run in the seventh. Bemis was given
free pass. Wright hit Reynolds. Be
| mis- scored from second when Unglaub
erred. giving Turner life on first.
| Fargo-Moorhead scored one run o.
| the fourth Meixell was safe at first
when Reynolds erred. Joe Weiden drew
a base on balls. Both runners were
| advanced by Kernans sacrifice, A wild
| pitch scored Meixell
Meixell drew a base on balls in the
sixth. stole second, and scored on KerI
mans two-bagger for Fargo-Moor-
heads second run of the game
Inc feature OF the game was the
young athlete connected for three two
oaggers In four trips to the plate.
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Cardinals Take a Couple.

St. Louis, July 5.--st. Louis took
both games of the double bill here
Yesterday winning the first to and
the second to In eleven innings.
Manager Herzog of Cincinnati top
pied over at first base in the first in
ming after making the. initial base on
single. Neale ran for him and Her
zig resumed play in the field, having
been revived with a glass Of water.
IN the first game Meadows was
effective throughout. allowing but four
hits.
The second game was pitchers
duel between Schneider ana Ames. In
the eleventh. Snyder tripled and two
pinch hitters were purpose1y passed
Hornsby. batting for Huggins. hit to
deep center, scoring the winning run
A fusillade Of empty pop bottles from
| the left field bleachers delayed the
game five minutes in the flrst Of the
| fifth inning of the second game.
! The missiles were directed at Un-
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Orc Disaers Win Two.

Virginia, Minn.. July 5.--Virginia
took both ends of a double header
from Superior yesterday by scores of
6 to and to 1. Reiger pitched on
more than even terms with Burden in
the first game, while Lyons held the
Red Sox to but three scattered hits
in the second contest. The double win
gave the locals decided boost in the
percentage column. Scores:,
First game r. II. e
Superior ........ ...........5 10 S
virginia ......''.. '.s'"..'.. % ~ q
Batteries: Burden and Erickson;
Reiger and Sweeley.
Second game r. III. E.
Superior ........... ..........1 8
Virginia ...........5 10 Z
Batteries: Smith and Erickson
Lyons and Sweeley.
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Red Sox Win Two.

Philadelphia. July 5.-Boston won
both games here yesterday II to and
S to 2. In the morning the visitors
pounded Hasselbacher's delivery while
the home team piled up errors. In the
afternoon Mays held the home team
down to three hits and Boston
punched hits off Bush with Philadel-
pbio,o errors Scores:
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Totals .........,38 4 IL 27 L

Summary: Two base hits, Bemis,
w. Weidell, Dean, Bachant; earned
runs, Fort William 6, Fargo -Moorhead
3; home runs, Weising, Meixell; stol-
en- bases, Dreis 2; double plays F.
Johnson to Weising to Reynolds; base
on balls. Rocks 4. Wright 2, F. John
son /; left on bases, Fort William IL,
Fargo Moorhead 8; Hits off Cum
mings in 4 innings, off Rook, s in 6
innings; struck out. Rook 1, Wright
pitches, Rook l.
Time of game. 2:O5; umpire, Shaffer.
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Tiaers Lose and Win,

Cleveland, July 5.-Cleveland evened
up with Detroit yesterday by winning
the afternoon game s to 8. Detroit led
until the last half Of the seventh,
when two doubles, two singles. an in
territorial pass to Speaker and a sac
rifice fly netted four runs. Scores:
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Yanks and Senators Divide

Washington, July 5.-New York and
Washington divided honors In two
games here yesterday. In the fore
noon Shawkey and Harper pitched a
tight duel until the ninth, when the
latter weakened and New York scored
the only run of the game. Washing
ton won in the afternoon to 4, driv.
ing Fisher from the box in the thiro
inning after he had allowed eight hits
and six runs. Home runs by Mcbride
and Baker featured the afternoon
game. Scores: ~
Morning game =. "a. ~;
New York ..........'...''.''
washington ">-'..s '"
Batteries: Shawkey and Nuna"
maker; Harper and Henry. !,
Afternoon game ". "A. =.
New York .............'.
washington 49,. ....'' -
Batteries: Fisher. Russell ana
Nunamaker, Walter; Gallia ana
Henry. t..u.
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DODGERS Trim Giants,


New York, July 5.-Brooklyn also
won it's afternoon game from New
York. to 2. The visitors pounded
Tesreau hard while the Giants contin-
ued their poor fielding. Mowrey.
Brooklyn's third baseman, was retired
in the fifth trying to steal second base
while the bases were full. Scores:
Morning game r. H. Z.
Brooklyn z II 2
New York 6 IL 8
Batteries: Cheney, Marquard and
Miller; Perritt, Mathewson. Schauer.
Benton and Rariden.
Afternoon game .. RH. E.
bEOOkiyH ...s..... IL J
New York ............,.. 9 s
| Batteries: Smith and Miller; Tes-
reau and Rariden.
Boston-Philadelphi
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Scott and Schalk.

Scott and Schalk.
Afternoon game r. H. F..
st. Louis ................... ~
Chicago ................... IL 2
Batteries: Hamilton, Groom, Plank
and SEVERED; Williams. Cicotte. Rus
sell and Schalk.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Mondays Results.
Brooklyn 6. New York /.
Philadelphia /. Boston 5. o..
Chicago 8, Pittsburgh 2. y
st, Louis Cincinnati-rain.
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YeaterdaY,a Results
Games Today.

Fort William at Fargo Moorhead
(two games).
Superior at Virginia.
Winnipeg at Duluth.
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Break Even. in Two.

Chicago, July 5.-Chicago and ~
Louis broke even yesterday when tne
former won. the afternoon game Z 70
s in thirteen innings, while the iattef
took the morning game to !.
Weaver singled. stole second. ana
scored on Eddie Collins single for the
winning run in the afternoon contest.
The visitors won the first game
when Weayers wild throw to thtrd
allowed Austin to score In the ninth
inning Scores:
Morning game r.. a.E.
ST. Louis
Chicago .s'sA L /
! Batteries: Koob and SevArAid;
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NORTHERN LEAGUE.
Mondays Results.

Mondays Results.
Fort William "a, Fargo Moorhead
AZ
Superior g. Virginia s.
Winnipeg 13, Duluth 8.
Yesterdays Results.
Fort William 6-6, Fargo Moorhead
0-4.
Superior 81, Virginia 6-5.
Winnipeg IA, Duluth SIS.
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Cubs and Pirates Divide.

Pittsburgh, Pa, July 5.-Chicago
and Pittsburgh broke even here yes
terday, the former winning the morn
ing game 5 to 0 and the latter the
afternoon contest to o. Good pitch
ing by Vaughn resulted in the first
shut-out. The Pirates won the after
noon game in the eighth inning,
safe bunts by Carey and O'Brien and
Hinchman's, single running in the win
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Winning Streak Checked.

Toledo, Ohio, July 5.-Toledo's win-
ming squirt which had reached nine
straight victories was checked when
Columbus won yesterday, to g. The
locals won the morning game, 4 to 8,
by an eighth-inning rally which
netted four runs. Bunched hits gave
the visitors the afternoon affair. The
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Saints Grab Two,

st. Paul, Mimi, July 5.-St. Paul
won both the morning and afternoon
games with Minneapolis yesterday
The scores were 6 to 2 and to O
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Observation-Disclosures.