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RAW ruRs WANTED
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Two cows and a heifer +
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BAT ARTISTS
GO NRAMPAGE
Fourteen Circuit Drives. Re
corded II Fridays
Gat1,es.

Chicago. IXnS 24.-lBy tho Asi6-
ciatedi PRESS. yAA1Another home run
harrase has Been; lAid dcFAA n the
major leAguAks5 s, =
fourteen Circuit blows we're re-
corded yesterday, 3the. ,Philli6s defeat
ing BoAfon. 40 to g., in the tenth, we're
helped by Ave hofners, two Of them
being hit by Fletcher. the others BY
!CCya Villa ms, e. Walker and Lee.
lack Wheats 81. the Brooklsns
against the. Giants with, a, homer,
Four-ply sWatA were made by STEM.
gel and Carl. srniti, ~. the Cham
p1oiaS,FSttwtns won, 8 tot: ..""~ e
H6ilfnanf4 Of Detroit, helping his
team to sAefeat the Browns. 1876;
knockAd5hts, 12th. homer OF the season
ana Collins, the St. Louis catcher.
also connected for one. Harry Hoop
er's. homer in the tenth carried ! a
9 tbEg victory sforSthe,W white sox over
Cleveland. sheely. the Sox first
qoebel, WAshingtonLrt fielder,
Got d homer for the Senator'S: Incl.
dentally Walter johnson shut out the
MAckmen s3$to o.. 1t was the e6th
Shutout|.of HIS career. ~ ; at
X. Cara Mays weakened in, the seventh
inning against the Red Sox ana the
Yanks dropped another game, 5 to 4
The Cardinals drop4pd q hard hit
ting kame to the Cubs, 5 to 2. The
Reds. taking Adyantsge Of loose field.
''f ioy I "a .resdfieot she { sans ses9 ii il tn,
American league. Cobb's Tigers arr
But one game behind the Tanks. whc
are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. game and 4 hall
behind the .BToNsns. ~
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big RACE AT
LAT0NlA TODAY
$4,000 in Prize Money Be
sides $2, 900 Gold Cup
to Winners.

ErEs-r 49, ~ t- ..HH -- ...-l--N 81 l1f.. y.
Cincinnati. June 24.-lBy the AS
ISOLATED Press.)-Today all roads led
to Latonia, KY, across the Ohio river
from Cincinnati, where the cream Of
the couptry's three-year-o1d thor
oughbred meet in the Kentucky spe-
cial race at one and a quarter. The
stake carries a cash value OF $4,000
and in addition ito his share of the
money a $4,000 gold cup goes to the
winner. .
The conditions provide that each
horse shall carry 1875 pounds. Eight
have been carded to go. and seven
look like certain starters. Cherry
Tree ran yesterday and may decline
the issue.
The Kentucky Jockey club has
made all >possible arrangements to
handle the crowd. which, according to
all indications, will be the greatest
that has ever visited the Milldale
course.
The horses named to. start, their
post positions and Jockeys follow:
1-Whiskaway (I'cnman)
2-Morvich lKeogh)
= 3-Thibodaux (E. PooD
4-John Finn wv. POOH
5-Olympus a.. Morris)
6-Cherry Tree CD
7-Pillory &C., Miller)
S-Deadlock (E. MARTINI
whisaway., Olympus and Cherry
Tree represent the H. +. Whitney
stable and John Finn and Thibodaux
the Baker-Perkins stable.
Judges Of prices We're of the opinion
that Norwich would rule favpritc in
the betting at odds of probably ( Ia
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M,AYVILLE WINS EASY /.
GAME FROM HILLSBORO
1HArAld. snecial Service

Mayville,, n: D., June 24.-Mayville
defeated Aillsbofo here last evening
Of Of : ~ to e's' .hef fne s owall, 0 = product
Of Luther college and who won a
.dodble-heAder Sunday, was on the
mound for Mayville, letting the vis-
4itors down with three hits and strik-
ing out seven Hillsboro batters. The
local pitcher also drove out three hits,
one Of them a long triple. Sinclair
caught>for Mayville after Madison was
forced to leave the game when hit
by a foul ba1l. 4 =
Mckay, by driving out three base
hits out Of three trips to. bat, brought
his record up to hits for thirteen
straight garnet. He has an average
OF AIS. Thetheldins'of Bobby Show
ers, MaXytllA's second. basennan, waa
a feature OF the game. 81 =
&. Batteries. For Hillsbdro, Lantx and
Bue; for Mayville, Owall and Mad
SEN sinclaiFs g
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q npseys N usf Meet wins
OrLose CrOlDi1, Ulfin1dtum
VI OfNeWsYork Commission

world's heavyweight champion, Is a.
cept o~fsdecltn4 the chlf1snEA Of sHAr-
r. Wills w4ss9sxpresaed hyre TO-DAY, tby
less willard, former champion, Who
bout.
MiliAtds says IL, f&ilas to $40 my
the coit1nis1ioh ignored, ri &chAlienke
eoIaplssstysi a isedinff Its aiti''nssasn y
II have held: the worlds heavy;
Weight title" he, said. and II think
that entities h.a to: consideration
ahead of Wits. ! have openly .ehal::
lenged Dempsey Tut no Reformation
g. & 'f tne' .fse ys 'Yotk & jeex1 R's eop rsaae
sion, whillAf the chalierge OF Wits hal
been ohieiai1y recognized"
Willard alls6 stated thar ~ has re-
ceived no reply from lack KeArns,
Dempsey's. Jnianaser.. concerning. his
challenge, And1sskId ne was convinced
beinhsey MAS INNSldas -steppink" him.
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MAKES
PAIR OF HOMERS,
In EACH WEEK

St. Louis. June s24.---tBy the Also-
st. LOFTS Browns slugker viii have
more thar forty, home rune to his
credit 1t; the And Of the season il he
maintains tic, average OF two four
base hitk u week which he has made
since. tie seasnh started.
Naiian1b has crashed out Is
homArs Is EfArlsnine weeks after the
Observation-Disclosures II ne con
;tinues TO garner his pAir Of honters
each Ntxeks for the. remaining twelve
weeks of thu. schtdule. he would Ada
"a, which M6ui4 make his trahd to-
tai ~, seventeen less than the record
breaking total of - collected by Babe
Ruth, HIST year h
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CITY TENNIS
HANDICAP IS !.
GONCSL0mY
Only Few Matches Hive
BeeD Played in Each
\ Class AS Yet!

Pl&y IN. the city, class tennis, tour
pAf1eAt now III ptetress Ii, being play
earsYsAry slowly, according to Officials
Of the club. Only a FEW matches have
Ihfeen staged IN each class The club
~ ANTIQUE to get this tournament over
sthet play in the peg tourney can
bS-et4rtea.. %
a sths present tournament the
meIabsfs hAveSbeen divided into three
flA4seas Each. class is playing q sep
afatt! tourney. ,End, the contestants will
cordinSNtn the way they finish. In
the. pAs tournament. each, class Will
ket: q chance TO. better. their rating by
being permitted, to challenge any one
above them up. to five. places. {
n class A. Of. the. present: tourna-
sment:. gYilkArsOn has defeated, Cast
ner. $50, 6tf.%. Buckin CHAM won from
keator by. default. Elton. won from
Boiler, go. S.l:. Loushin from Camp
BELL, 80. 6-7,.S-S; Watson from Ryan,
~ s-2i Wenzel from George, So.
I'm; thE SECOND round Wilkerson de-
Wenzel. won from Watson, so, 90.
Matches scheduled in this class are
Elton W.: Iolghin, winner to play viii
kefton IN the issenfi finals. Schuyler
Is achad uled TO meet Coleman and the
winner Of this match will play Mapel
fofA chance to meet Wenel in the
u the firat round OF Glass b Rus.
sell won from H. Dixon by default
Caldwell won from Conrad, Ga, 81
DIXON defaulted to Hobart.
In, the second rotnd Myrand de.
faulted to Erhardt and McElroy wor
from Reidy, rs. 4-S 6-3. Hobart wor
from Spriggs by default. Fjelstad dc.
teatcd Coon. s-s. $50, 81 Thonrpso,
won from Bridston, 6-3. ST.
In the third round Erhardt wen
into the serhi-finals by defeating Nc
Elroy.. 81, 81, and Fjelstad alst
vent Into the semi finals by winning
from Hobart, 6-3. Ga.
Russell Is scheduled to meet Cad
well ana Falkanser will play Wells
The winners OF these two matches vii
play for {. place in the semi-fina
round. Vande ny,e and Doak will rla.
ana the winner will, meet Thompson
This match will decide another semi
final player.
Eut, two matches have been playee
thus FOR in Glass c.. Malinowski wor
from Myers, 81. so, and Leek de
feated PAulson, 6-1. &6-l. R.tBucking
ham defau1ted to Ronnett..
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Negotiation, Tor Bout Be
tyee Two Men Are al.
ready Under Way; John.
= Nlbane, Fea|t :isi
! Hitle Holda.,. And johnny
WilJon, Middleweisht
I King, Already D De ! ! ! 4

4 New York, June 24.-Jack Deuap-
~, world5s heavyweight champion,
has ~ Gays in which TO formally. az:
Fept the Challenge o. Harry Wills,
negro, lor a bout lsr the title or. have
anls crown put up for competition in
New York state.
ihe decision was reached by the
Anew IerkA Boxing commission as .
part OF the campaign started earlier
in, the week to forca,titlt holders ii.
every division to meet capable con-
TENDERS or quit ard start all over
again. Two champions, Johnny XIII,
sbahe OF Notwithstanding and ] ohm.
ny Wilson Of the middleweights, Nave
been fhorn OF their crowns 80. far as
the Empire State is concerned.
Negotiations for q Dempsey-Wills
bout already are under way. Upon
his arrival here yesterday, Jack
9kearns, the chan pion's manager,
went into conference.-the Tex Fick.
lard, promoter, and Frank F%lournoy,
matchmaker. and it was announced
that a tentative agreement had been
reached. u definite contract TO BE
signed VIXEN. a site was selected 70.
the match.
= Not. a. Surprise. !
The commissions action was not
news to this trio. kearns directed
\ attention to yesterdays offer OF iJenip4
sey-to meet Wits IT Richard would
handle the match and the promoters
= announcement that he is already
searching for d site, involving the
sounding out of. various state boxink
commissions for permission to stage
q mixed encounter. - ~$ =
II think that cvery1 hing will bA
finished, before July ~, the date the
-g s1rYeAA ~ In - ~, g kou ~A<TbB = I &NAS Il III @,tN 2
: noy said. The battle may: be waged
In the United States, he stated.
Boxing officials here were asked
what would happen il IWmpsey ac-
cepted Wills challenge aud Kickard
was toiled in attempting to hold the
match. An Official OF ftke colnnlis-
: sion said 4that issuance q: the ulti
tnatum 70 Dempsey does nqt tacitly
sSlveEsthat body's permission to hold
3 mixed bout. in. this state, and that
the commission won't CT oHs that
bridge until It comes to it,
~ May Fnlfll Contracts, =
,YIttthe two are matched. .howevers
B~x}ffpseygIwii be permitted ato,,s-Eo
lfXSug4 with Whatever bouts he hat
Alt4aay arranged. but he will not be
A&&Eed to enter inlo any boxirg con.
fr9It untiIe after hs has disposcd 81
t4hlkeaA.'Wi1ls challenge, this, official said.
LATTER awaiting for three days aetei
tASStime originally set, the commits
Atom i~rrevocably vacated the middle.
M4lS9Eht title held by Johnny WILSON
@tSsB oston, when informed today that
efforts have failed toy match him with
Harry Greb. light heavyweight cham.
pion, who had challenged. In add.
ton, the commission revoked VIII.
. CONS license to box in this state.
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MINTYRE And {
FLETCHER WIN
Take Mixed Foursorae From
Mrs. Murphy and O..
III. M. Booker s.-
---r

MRS. w. A. Mcintyre and Dr.. 1F.zF.
Fletcher won the mixed fourson1e
tournament Friday 5 UP and 2 to play
from Mrs, G. j. Murphy. and g. NJ
Booker In the hnal.round OF the event
played Friday afternoon
Play in the shortstop. tournament
for, the M..G. Olson prize. will begin
this afternoon, according to Orville
Chaplin. club professional. who said
it was probable that all players would
not get of in the first fight today.
but +those who did not, would play
on Sunday.
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Wichita 0; St. Joseph 5.
oklahoma City 5; Tulsa 6.
Denver o. Sioux City 20. -
Omaha II: Des Moincs II.
WALTER HAGEN
new CHAMPION
American Takes British
Open Golf Title; Hutchi-
son Third
/. (Bx The Associated press1


- fBy The Associated Press)
Sandwich. England. June "a
American players today swept
tho field in the British open golf
: championship. Walter Hagen won
the cup with a corc Of 800 for
the e holes. James Barnes was
tied for SECOND position with
George Duncan. 1hc..vctcran Brit
.ish player, their cards :rcading
301. Jock Hutchinson. who held
the British open title. came next
with a. score of 3O2. J.
Hagen this evening received
the championship cup and a
purse of ELS from Lord North
bourne, president of tho Royal
st. Georges Golf club. Hagen
said hc hoped to bring the cup
back - England next year and
defend it.
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Athletics Shut Out.

ENCttHCC1VS OI1UC OUIs
Washington, June 23-Washington
defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 today
in a pitching duel between Walter
johnson ans Heimach. Only two
singles were yielded by the latter un-
til the eighth. and Guebell Fit over
Miller's head fora home run. Pic
mich then walked. reached second on
Blueg's sacrifice and scored on
solid single to center BY Johnson,
who took an extra base on Miller;a
funr,ble and scored on--a single to
'centerAby' Judge. 1t was Johnsor's
second successive shutout. Score:
r Fl f
Philadelphia. -. 900 900 0oO-O S 2
Washington. 900 900 03x-s 5 %
Heimach and Perkins; Johnson and
Picinich: .ua
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago. June 23.-Harry Hooper's
home run to deep center today end
ed a 10-inning battle. Chicago de-
feating Cleveland & to 5. The game
was a nip and tuck affair, the Indians
tying the count. in the ninth after
rushing a numbers Of reserves into
the game. The visit ors used seventeen
men. four Of whom were pitchers.
Score: ",
Is Ri T.
Cleveland. leo 100 col o-5 10 0
Chicaso.7.. 90 100 800 is . 0
Lindsey. Mails. keefe. Edwards and
O'Neill. Nunamaker; Schupp. Robert,
son and Schalk.
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Weismuller, Champ
Swimmer, Defeated

Hdpcsuluss 5fnes e4:-PauSsKeafpha
won the nfty-yard mems open sprint
in s .hairbreath finish with JOHNNY
Weissmuller OF the Illinois Athletic
club, Chicago, when world. aquatic
stars competed here in, sprint events
last night before hundreds OF visiting
Shriners. KeaIoha's time was 24p,326
sechnds.aa little slower than the
Hawaiian recordX
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wins s~hut-Out.

, Wins Shut-Out. ~.
Wahpeton Breckenridge, June a.
L4udolph was iivincible today. holding
Sioux Falls defeating wahpeton-
Breckenridge, 5 too. The Sioux scor-
ed three times IN the first inning on
two walks, a hit bAtsman and one
hit. They scored again in the fifth
and sixth innings, when they punched
for singles for two runs. Score:
r. H. E.
Sioux Falls 5 . 2
80. /
Ludolph and D. Nelson; Farnuin
and Brown. !:
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FRIDAYS
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York, june 2s.-New York
Won an eAsy victory today from
Brooklyn, 9 TO 1.
Douglas had little difficultyrin hold
ihk Brooklyn in check, while Wheat's
home u in the eighth inning depriv-
ed the spitbaf pitcher Of a shutout.
stenged hit a home run and two sim
Eles in four times up. Score:
80 r. H. E.
Brooklyn ooo, 900 o1o-1. s 3
New YorR, -. go 010 24x-s IL 8
Vance. Decatur and, dc Berry;
Douglas aud Smith.
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The royal family Of Italy are cred
tied with possessing several ghosts,
m Of which takes the form of a
mans head, which is seen looking
through Il doorway whenever the
death of a prince or princess is going
to occur.
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lrR,s spsAxEE IT,
|||||c.1iq9b
IaRofsxS .AsaA.
Ass;,C1ATioN.

Yesterdays Results
. Minneapolis l, indianapolis 2.
St.sPaul 3, Louisville q.
Milwaukee 7, Toledo g..
Kansas City s. Columbus A.
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Yankees 8eaten.

Boston, June 23.--Boston knocked
Mays out Of the box in the seventh
today, tying the cor with New
York, and won in the eighth off Bush
on Pratt's\ double. a fielder's choice
and SCOTS bad throw to the plate.
The score was s to 4. Score:
r H E
New York.. .oo2 200 ooo-4 10 ]
Boston. $3.50. 900 0o3 11x-5 9 2
Mays, Bush and Hoffman,; Pennock
and Ruel. =
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State Normal AT Bemidji
Has Big Summer School

Bemidji, MINI. June. s3.-An n
rollment ora students, the largest
since it founding in 1919, WAS record
ed for the summer school fof the
State Teachers college here q
The growth Of the institution has
been remarkable, in consideration Of
the fact that the enrolment in 1919
was only IS for the, regular e "a and
13Ot for the summer school course!
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Reeults.
st. Louis s. Detroit 10.
New York 4, Boston s..
Cleveland g., Chicago 8.
philadelphia o., Washington 5.
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The popularity Of June as a month
for Marriage is inherited from the
early Greeks and Romans. The god
dess Juno. to whom the month was
dedicated, was the patroness OF mar
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Toronto Club Owner
Died Today; Ill Some Time

Toronto. June 24.-J. J. McCaffery,
president of the Toronto ball club in
the International league died today.
He had been i'll for sole time.
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willard Is Peevcd.

Los Angeles, June 24.-1ndiEnation
over the action Of the New York Ath-
letic commission in setting July 10
as a time limit for Jack Dempsey,
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Two Straight.

Valley City, n. D.. June 23.--valley
City made it two straight owe Nit
chell today. S to s. The locals made
their hits count for runs. although it
took three hurlers to hold the Kernels
in check. The game was played in
the twilight. Score:
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ToIedo BAaten.
Hat Four Hits,

Columbus; June 28.-By driving
Palermo to cover in five innings, Kan
~ City todayswon the second game
~ thesseries.. 6 to ~ Caldwell pitched
q crafty game. allowing only A hits.
Murphy,s homer accounted for two
runs and BfAckbufn's error for two
Kansas CITY. 900 $40 1905 is 3
ColuEpbuss. 5000, 2o3& 40 4 4
I CaIdrM and sktks MGCarty: Palers
mo, Sanders. Snyder and Hartley.
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earned and two Of st. Paul's, came
on three huke hits. Score: ",
st. Paul. ..... O2O 0O1 00l-3 8 8
Louisville. 200 900 Oo0-2 Z 1
Benton and Allen; Cullop and
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DAKOTA LEAGUE

Fargo, June 23.-wiedclrs sinsleSin
the tenth broke zip today $ game, Far
70 evening up the series by winning
hard. Mokate, the cub pilot. hit a
homer in the second for the visitors
lone tally. Lee stole home in the first
inning with TIE locals first run, while
the winning run was scored on singles
by Aaron. Wingficld. who was REIN
stated to-day by President Cantillon,
and Wiedell. Score: !.
& r. H. e.
NWatertOwn ............ II s
Fargo ....,.... 2 10 l
McGione ana Anderson; Hagar and
Chervinko.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
DAKOTA LEAGUE.

YAstdrdAyss Results.
WAtArtosen 4, Farko 2.
| Sioux Falls 8, WAhpeton o.
4 AhA~deen 81 Jaft4stowk@i1.
Mitthell 3. Valley City 8.
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Hean Hitting

Heavy HltCn$. u n
Detroit, Juno 3S.-Detroit batted
Bayne and Kolp hard today and de-
feated st. Louis, 10 to s. Oldham
was hit freely, but was effective in
the pinches and received good sup
port. Heilman hit his twelfth home
run of the cason In the eighth The
core: IS
r H F.
st. Louis..... 2o2 100 001-:613 5
Detroit. y. 30 ,o22 02x-10 II 0
Bayne, kolp and Collins; Oldham
and BassIer.
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SIX Homo RIMS,

Philadelphia, June :3.--Rapp's sin
gle. scoring. Leslie in the 10th. today
gave Philadelphia a 10 to . victory
over Boston: Six home runs were
made In the contest. five or them. W
the locals. who entered the ninth in
ming with a. five-run lead. Boeckell.
besides q homer. sent the game into
extra innings. with a triple with the
bases full.
Walker, Lee and Williams each
made one home run-and Fleacher two
for the Phillies. Score: b.
Boston -. 900 coz 115 % II
Phl1a. .... $50 23o 100 1--10.13 .
o%eachger, Watson, Lansing, Mar
GUARD and Gowdy; Gibson, Hubbe1l,
Weinert and Henline.
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Awful Baseball.

Jamestown, n. D.. June 23.-Aber-
deem and jamestown played a farcical
game here tpday. the locals winning,
IL to 8. jamestown scored II runs
on five hits. while the visitors regis
tered . runs or I hits. Aberdeen was
charged with 10 a high wind
made fielding difficult. Score:
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Benton WINS Duel.

louisville, KY. June 23.-Rube
Renton had ashAde the better OF Nick
Cpllop in a southpaw pitching duel,
enabling St.aSPAul to defeat Louisville,
8 to q. isouisvtlle's runs were un.
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bacon Ii more than twtce q vAiu-
abel as the best stalk. from the food
point OF view, -
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Indianapolis, June ga home run
by Jourdan was the only tally made
by Minneapolis of Weaver today in
the second game of the series and
indianapolis won 2 to L. Three hits
filled the bases in the seventh. and
after two were down, Cravath, pinch
hitting for AcGraw. famed. Score:
Minneapolis. y DOL 900 000-1 8 /
Indianapolis. oo1l 100 0ox-: 10 D
McGraw, Haid and Mayer; Weaver
and kruger.
Toledo Beaten.
Toledo, . June 2S:-MilwAukee won
today from Toledo Z to ). After To-
iledo had made three outs in the
eighth. the players remained in the
held and 1t was not until the fans be-
gan yelling that they came to the
bench. Score:
Milwaukee,. co., $50 101-7 IA 2
Toledo...... 200 900 1908 . -
Pott and'Myatt, Ayers. Giard and
Kocher.
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Chicago Hits Hard

st. Louis. June 23.-FaiYure of the
Cardinals to take advantage Of their
hits resulted in the Chicago, team
rompine\ off with a victory. S to 2.
here. today. Hornsby and Hollocher
divided batting honors. Score:
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Aberdeen

Aberdeen ....... I ~
Jamestown S 0
Noel. Brusek and Dennis; Brun-
dage. ,Keegan. Birkenstock and Rog-
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