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REAL BATTLE DEV.
MI SSOULA DEFEATS OG.tEN'- ANH
W-A- ISi
SECOND GAME GOES
u It~I1E RS
11 T1 3
N.OME GUARD TAKES THE SEC
OND BY HITTING THE PILL
AND ON GIFTS,
STONE IS THROWN DOWN
Visiting Infield Sage Behind Tail
Pitcher in the Seventh and He
Blows Up-Erickson Takes It Easy I
-Zamloch Is Steady Throughout.
Standing of the Clubs.
Ciffh- - Won. Lolt. Pet.
Missoula 74 41 .644 I
~alt I.,kr 71 4A, .61);7
(lFgR l 1"d II* .4I :41 . .4711:
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Hlulln' .o '7" .34. :
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He unmlhr. Ilk e . e lo4'r4h chld;
1Ie chna.'l1 '' in ,ill ;o d 'tclled 'inl 411,.I
hit t, 1h.i, they l d i r hl i l 'It n .nii!
III l.aniler IHymn.
The Illghinln.h ,rt won Ie 1,. Fe('cto
game. fr.tml the Apostles,4 . 11 i 3', hl'|i(
'lvsitor t de i a1 ravt tand unll til theII t
InPV1ent h. iringr alatys within strliking
11is l c'l. , hill in that s4 iItunitt. i o ite
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76tch COLLAR
Claiit, Pesbody & Co., Twor, NT,
miurder Whalen and that hapless youthi
-,uldnlt hold the swat. This counted
13assey and Orlet.
This settled the hash of Stone and
lhM 'lnakey changed his whole hsttery,
sending l riekslon and Perkins to the
liunts. Warrent singled and took see
nlid wheni Jensen bunted tle rap. Per
rlne walked and lassey scored Warren
with a single. Octet's single counted
I'errlne.
Ilore's where 'arney pulled another
weird one, Oriet started to steal see
tll andl Perkins mnlile a perfect throw.
'I'ThI umpire called Bill out, hut
i4,hllmplff dropilped the ball. Oriet xt
liltlned this to the tuuhbter ?from hiln
tlllion, .htllc wias a scissors hold on
the k'eyst.lne. Just then Arthur dis
inriangle d hhnself, walked out and
p.tleked up the ball. ('lilrney stood pat,
hoev.\.er, antd Oriet stayed iict.
c'armlin then ipoked ln single and BRas
cey seir.ed Mttlserla's eleventh and
ftinal run.
Ilankenshlp glot the run in the first
Illning for protetini g a decisionll at see
nld llse. Two w'rle out and two,
Itljamey and Orl t, were on. (farmamU
lil to Wasluer, who tosced tl ehlilltpt
orr it force. The play w.ts calose and
thiiinkelmhlimlp tIhoughtl nartl safe.
Here Is the saore:
Ogden.
Play.r- AR. It. II. Po. A. E.
Whallen. 3 . 4 1 1 1 0 2
Spencer, If 2 it 1 2 i0 a
Van. th .. .. 4 0 1 7 0 i
VWessle. 21. 4 1 1 0 3 1
t',hintipff, as 4 0 1 5 3 0
Mriray, cf 3 ft 0 3 0 0
,lih r, 1p 3. (i 1 0 3 1
I:rltckson, ......1 I 0 0 0 0
trlalip , a . 2 1 1 4 0 0
Perkins, i 1 0 1 0 i 0
Jensen, rf. 4 I 1 2 0 1
32 3 9 24 10 5
Missoula.
Player-- AR. 1T. H. PO. A. E.
Warren. rf . .. 2 1 0 0 0
I'errline, .. 4 2 1 1 3 0
Illtss'y, If 3 2 2 i 0 0I
( Irtel, .s 4 3 4 6 0I
('rmaniii, lb 6 ' 2 4 12 iI I
'Tnill. of 3 0 2 2 1 0
I'hllangnoni b . 4 0 1 3 :t 0
Rtherts, .. 4 i 0 5 3 0
ullochIt, 4 1 1 t I 1
36 11 15 27 16 2
lalore by nnings:
Sctore by inniingl - It. II. 1.
SIIlgden . I it 0i 0 i i 1 0 i1--- :1 I
Milsnaila ii t I 2 1 1 4 3" i 15 2
Sln iililary. : l ,eft on lalelfC-- igaden 6,
Minaltlml:i 5. ltolen i(ases -. Van, 1ais
any, Mliurrnay. tripll, 4lpnceer, Prrline.
$;Hieriflc. ils ·lone. r Harssy. ilSe
rIliic' flies -r',obinn, I'hiingnin, Ians sey.
Tw' -hiea hbLia- titrlipp, Jonsen. Wss.
lor, 'Perklin. l'lhree-hiln se lhit- ('ltrliamt.
Ith.ule pluavya4- .'ssloer to, lehhtituff to
ailli; Perrin"Ii Ito irolt Ito larmllan. lnin
i'ngs pltched - tHy lStonel 7, Iby rh'k
lson 1. R1tuns hIattledl I -y-t.v Van, To
ti, ('hlla.ngnlrt , .tassey 2. Jlensen,
trliet 3, 'arlnuima 3, IPrkinss. Itase hits
--ft Ntlone In, of Icrlcksn 5t. Legal
:at ,allts --Against toine 29, 9 rlckson 7.
Strullk oit itv Htnell 4, bly Zamlircth 7.
iltaes on a lil. -()ff aStonei 2. 2off '/.am.
hii 3 olff I:rhakraon 1. PaIsse'd hblt-
Ito.lrts, Sltillip. Tin' of gannim.-2:05.
I'ultre -- 'arney.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
'uth -- W.i. lusit. Pt.
lli, tin . 79 f16 .617
VWa;ihlgtloin .72 44 .621
1'hIllull ellphli . 6. 67 46 .593
S'llh~a.ut . .7 57 .500
Ilitrolt .. 55 63 .466
I'hv hl. .. 52 6 3 .452
N'w York 414 73 .354
St, 1.utls 3. 7 77 .325
Naps Humble Leaders.
mi- nli. A ug. 21. ' hrev '.land halted
tilt an easy vict' ry over t'ilt lea !gu
I* .lhri.. N I ll.th r 4i'llr1rn nor Ih ll .
vh. s. l . leeded hIIl,. w ,vas effective. ,Ms
tiln ' rroirs tihlpId to miake seve.rul
I''vli and runt'.l 4l I' n, ndl i',ired three
Ir111.i tiff 4)'rllitn in to i first oin a
, ihl n t . iiingle iinil 1iirrigantl'a error.
in tht. .e.'lnd, with lall 'llpitching,r
I'i'ktkliigitih iingled. IYan waits hlil
lid three nn i'ioredi wheln Ilooperl
1"I .h., ksh i'ir t hi go Ihrou lgh his legn.
I.li-,ksil got four tillt ild four run..
ill I',lt t lim .s at l it.
~,,r`+ tf. II. e1.
' Ib ' v' inl .9 1;5 0
li.,tnl 4 6 4
Itatte"r uie; I1. lllg nId, O'Neil;
'lrlit, Hall andtl I arriIgani, Nuluai
li. k'-r.
Washington Creeps Up.
Wt: hitrglnrt, A iug. 21.- (iI'rotu t out
Itsl hI,' I Ill,,k and iWauhinigltol heat
t r,, 'li litttiu .1f ( utiudli ;aid
th,. I. r'i, r uning iof Moeller tier, fei -
tilr,, , 1-r ; 1t. II, I':.
W' ,tshftitte,, 3 6 1
lui "ll It I f
"itnl+ ir'eo- n ul hnrd ; liPlr uke,
\',,rký a d K'l , lher.ll
Yanks Beat White Sox.
N,".v York, Aug. 21. N.,w ylork\ wolh
fr! : i'wgoi,. 4'alldw 1l l-p I h'lIlco's
lilt v.,ll I niutterpd whlli, Nem, York
N1,t York .. II
h N1. I1l"l 1 - hll F li+1111to'lpl h i t Plhilllhly -
,Ilti-g , 1 I. Iin.; 1i:.
CHARGES DISMISSED.
'It'n torim , Aug. 21.-- l '. J. Ctrpentetr,
W. .1. 'i t o. r nt It. ,. Miller wern
di, harg, d frol- ir 11 l utll o yel h lcl.. r ly lldav hy
t'ert thiirgndrl with iitiii'tting a lot try
i.l .ith'otil' on with thl , sale' of i'all
forihia landll, said to ie arid and un
piroductlive.
Pitcher tliorge McConnell, of the
Highlanders, is now "howing somo of
the fancy stuff that made, him famolnc
in Raoohester lat alhon.
;UAES ULB
TOA IRY
BY IlE
GREAT TWIRLER SHUTS OUT
IIANTS ANO WINS THREE
GAMES OUT OP FOUR.
CONESTI ECOMES.CLOSE
Only Four and a Half Games Between
New York and Chloago in the Raoe
for the National League Pennant
Large Crowd Present.
Standing of the Clubs.
Club- Won. Lost. Pet.
New York ................... 77 38 .7wn
(hicago .............. 74 88 .661
Pittsburgh 66 44 .o00
Philadelphia .......53 57 .442
('lncinnatl ...... .. 61 .4
St. Loula ............. 50 63 .442
Rrooklyn ...........4.....1 72 .363
Hoston ............. .. ..32 79 .266
r'hicago, Aug. 21.-For the third time
in four games, lw Richle pitched
('hlcago to a victory over New York
today. He shut out the (alnts, 4 to 0.
and enabled Chicago to creep up to
within four one-half games of New
York In the race for the National
league pennant.
Rlchie was manter of the lsituatlon
from the start. lie pitched superh
hall. holding New York to seven
widely-scattered hits. le had brilliant
support. The only time New York
threatened to score war In the fifth.
With two out, Fletcher and Teurean
drove singles. Hnodrrass hit the flrdt
hall pitched over .immerman's head.
but Zimmerman leaped In the air,
stuck up one hand and pulled down
the drive that otherwise would have
gone into the left field crowd for a
two-base hit.
Chicago got to Tenrenl for four hits
In the sixth and uscored three runs.
Tinker opened the inning with a
single and went to third on Zlmmer
man's do)Iubl. I.each sent a single to
center, sonriln Tinker nnd Zimmer
man. 14lter grounded to llernog. Who
failed in1 an attempt to catch IAsch
at second on a flelder's choice. Fvers
heat out a hunt to Tesreatn and Satle
and LAaclh advanced a base when
Ilerang threw wild to first. He came
home on a passed hall.
Another run was scored hy Chloago
In the elghth when SIaler singled, went
to second on Evern' out and home
when Archer Istgled deep into left
field.
The game was witnessed by a
capacity crowd. The stands and
hlea(chers wero parked and the out
fiehl was lined with thousands of men
and boys ulnable to get seats. Fully
2o,000 persons were within the en
Chicago.
P'layer- AH. R. It. PO. A. E.
Shc.kard, If. ... 5 0 1 1 0 0
Schiult, rf... 4 0 "1 2 0 0
Tinker, s. ..... 4 1 1 6 2 0
Zimmerman, :lb. 1 1 2 8 1
Leach, cf. ... 3 I 2 5 0 0
ainr, lb ..... 2 1 1 8 0 1
Evers. 21 ....... 4 0 1 3 6 0
Archer, ......... 4 0 2 0 2 0
Rhi hle, p ............ 4 0 0 0 1 0
tai .............33 4 10 27 14 2
New York.
Pi'layer- AR. R. If. PO. A. 4.
4ncodgraas, lb. . 3 0 0 7 0 0
Doyle.,2h ...... 4 0 1 2 2 0
Rerker. ef ......... . 4 0 2 2 0 0
Murray, rf..... 4 0 0 2 0 0
Devore. If .........4 0 0 1 0 0
llerz,ng, 3h .. 4 0 1 1 2 0
Meyers, . 8. 0 0 7 1 0
Pletcher, Hs. . .. 3 0 1 1 0 1
To'sran,, p........ 2 0 2 1 0 0
'randall, p ... 0 0 0 0 1 0
*MdI'ormick .....1 0 0 0 0 0
'ttai ....32 0 7 24 6 1
*Retted for Teareau In eiglhth.
..omre by inning-
('hiiage .........0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 .-4
New York ...........000. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Iummary: Two-base hits-Sheek
uerd, Zimmerman, Schulte, Becker. Hits
--Off Teareau, 8 in 7 Inninga; oft
('rarlnall, 2 In 1 Inning. Sacrifce hit
-Ranir. Double plays--Zimmerman to
Rater; Tinker to Evers to Baler. Left
on haeb.-C-hicago, 9: New, York, 6.
Fiass,.e on balls--Off' Teareau, 3: oft
{Rihie, 1. Struck out-Tosreau, 6.
1'assed hall-- Meyers. Time--t:40.
Third Defeat for Reds.
I('lichmiatl, AIg. 21.--Boston won,
ilukinig if three alit of four from Cin
cinoati. l.ard and timely hitting by
Nwelney won the game for Boston.
lls dt.nhll in the third with the bases
frll put tihe visitors in the lead and
a.nqel Il', retirement of Pitcher Prill.
lllpiehrlees plchhed good ball until the
ninth, whellnl four singles netted three
rlnlc, Iinl,nnati tied the score in the
.;venntlh whten, with Iwo outs Kirke
thlr,,w wild to first, three runs aooring
tefre Hil,,ux. r could return the ball.
nrr .. R. . E.
('iru nnatl . ..................4 7 4
r totr, ... ................ 7 10 5
Iatte.ries--- lrlli, Humphries and Mo
Iean; 'Perdue and Kling.
Pirates Blanked,
Plltsurgh, Aulg. 21.-Wagper, whi
kllnncked a three-bagger in the ninth
inning, was the only Plttshurlh player
to reach third base. Brooklyn won.
lRucker allowed the home team only
four hits.
SLore- R. H. W.
Pittsburgh ................................ 0 4 1
Brooklyn ... ... ................... i 8 0
Batteries-Adams, Warner and Gib
son; Rucker and Erwln.
HELINA$ 0 WONDER IS WiLD
AS A MATCH HARM AND
A . ' LAKE WINS..
, - ,,
MORGANiS ONE OVER
Skyserepare' Ptoeher Is Hit Freely, but
His Mates .Ally in the Plnoehe and
He Gets A4Sy With a Viotoey
Walk Reooed Established.
1elena, Augl, 21.-tPowers was wild
as a MarOb bare today and establlshed
a new league record by issuing 18
passes, five of which were converted
Into runs. Morgan was hit freely, but
was given' suibatlnnal support in the
plnches. The rore:
Sait Lake.
Player- Al, R. H. P0. A. E.
Spencer, It. ......... 0 1 6 0 1
Portier, c. ........ 4 0 2 6 0 1
Bauer, cf. .......:.. 5 2 1 2 0 0
Devereaux, Sb. .... "t 1 2 1 4 0
Davls, 2b. ........... 5 2 3 0 4 0
Dressan, rt. ...... 4 1 1 1 1 0
Pendleton, as..... 2 3 1 0 4 0
Abbott. lb. ........ 2 1 1 18 0 0
Morgan, p. ...... 2 2 1 0 1 0
Totals ............35 12 13 27 14 2
Helena.
Player- All. R. H. PO. A. E.
Menges, 3b. ........ r 2 3 3 2 0
Quigley, 2b ........ 5 0 4 1 3 0
Killilay, e. ..... 4 0 0 4 0 1
Lusnl, 1h ............. r, 0 0 5 0 0
Irhy, rf .............. 5 0 1 1 0
Kelly. If ........... 5 1 3 1 0 0
Morse, as. ......... 4 1 2 2 0 0
Thompson, c. ....... 2 0 10 2 1
Powers, p. .......... 4 0 1 0 1 0
Totals ............"40 6 13 27 9 2
eore{ by Innlhga
alt. Lake .......... 0 5 0 0 1 0 1 4-12
Ielena .............. 0 0 2 0 1 3 0- 6
Summary: ,i4tol,.n hases-F'ortler,
Davis. Pendleton . Killlllay, Morse.
Harriflce hits-bavis, Dressan. Two
lhae hilt--Pendleton, Ahhott, Morgan,
Mcengep 2, Qul hly 2. Kelly 2. Three
1Imloo hits-ForP Bauer. Homerun
Davis. Basees n hall--Off fPowers,
13: off Morgaut, 2. Struck out-By
Powers. 2; by Morgan. 3. Hit by
pitcher---By Powers, Dressan. Passed
hall--T'hompsonn Time-2:00. Umpire
-l'rnry. '
NORTHWESTERN
Standing of the Clubs.
RAlwkane .. ...... 70 54 .665
Seattle .... . ........ 69 57 .549
Vaneouver ..... ...... 69 5S .540
Portland .................. 62 63 .496
VictorJa ..... .......55 27 .451
Tacoma .. ................. 51 76 .402
Big League Men Play.
Spokane., Aaug. t2.--Five ball l)lay
ers who will report to the Booton Na
tionals In 1913 piMtlicipated. n today's
game between Spokane and neattle.
The four nmen omposlng the two bat
teries and "lita' Myers, Spokane's
first baseman, lt. have been Mold to
Boston. The Spokane battery had
much the best of the visitors, though
errors behind James figured largely
in the local eaum's scores. It is esti
mated that Baoton had $17,500 worth
of players In today's gamne.
Score: R. H. BI.
Seattle ....... ................... 0 5 4
Spokane . .................... 3 10 2
Batterles-Jm roes and Whaling;
Noyes and DeVogt.
Holderman Gets Two Homers.
Vancouver, Aug. ai.-Hoolderman'n
two homeruns won today'e game for
Tacoma. loiodman played first base
for Vancouver, Brashear being un
conditionally released. Hunt pitched
fine balh and was Invincible after the
first Innning. The game went 10 inn*
Ings, the visitors scoring four runs in
the last inning.
Score: * R. H. B.
Toma ............ ........................ 10 2
Vanoouver ......................... 7 4
Batteries--hunt and Crittenden:
Gervais and lAwls.
Wilson Loses for Viotora,.
Victoria, Aug. 21.-Wilson lost the
game today for Victoria in the first
inning. Kant lehner got an even
break with tastley. both pitching fine
ball. Hcore: t. 1,i. B.
Portland ..................... 6 9 2
Victoria .......... .................. 3 9 3
Batterles-aiatiley and .Burch; Wil
son, Kantliehler and Troeh.
IDENTIFPI3. -
Salt Lake, Aug; 91.--That the Jack
Callahan, arrested in Butte, is one of
the two men who perpetrated the rob
bery of a saloon at Midvale. in which
Marshal .Ailemigh was killed, was the
teteimony of eoven Witnesses who saw
the suspect yesterday. Callahan ls
known to hlave beeu an intimate friend
of Charles (iummett, who confessed,
when dying from a 'wouni Infllcted by
the marshal, that he was the second
holdup.
IYVER WIN.,
Oakland, Aug. I..-Sack Geyesi of
Denver won nil 'th way from Soldier
Elder of San liBtSacso in their 10.
routd bout tonight. In the sWventh
rounld Elders' sdlends threw a towel
in the ring,
$10 DILL THROWWS Hi OWN
GAME AWAY IN IA*Y .ART.
OF THE CONT1T,
RufusrHaired Seut; paw Holds the
Mountmen to i'x Hith, Whioh is
Just Wht fteletrdi"'llet Off Former
iktter Rooter--ekot AI' Many.
Great Phile, Aug. 21.-Welsor 1Deli
was wild toddy and lost the ~tme for
Butte In the fourth Inling, when a
single, in error and a base on halls
filled the sacks. Dell walked an-.
other man, forcing In a run, and then
pitched a wild one, which let In two
more, one more' ran belng scored on
a single. Hlldebrand was effective
all the way. The score:
Butte.
Player- AB. a. H. P.. A. E.
McGeehan, 3h . .4 06 1 1 0
Levy, ra ...........83 0 0 1 3 1
Stovkll, rf ............4 0 2 0 1
Whallng, lb ......... 1 1 ti 0 0
f'athes, cf ............4 0 0 2 0 1
Morehead, If . .......4 0 0 0 0
KellyI 2b .............4 0 1 3 1 0
Kafora, c ............ 0 1 9 0 1
Dell, p .......... 0 1 0 3 0
Shannon, rf .....0 0 0 0 0
Totals .............31 1 6 24 8 4
Great Falls.
Player- All. ,R. H. PO. A. E.
Murphy, cf .........4 1 2 3 0 0
Mtlsue, as .......3 0 0 0 1 1
Huelsman, If ......4 1 1 0 0
Toner, 3b ............4 0 1 1 .2 1
Gtffin, rf .............4 1 0 4 0 0
Hester, lb ............2 , 1 a 6 4 0
Paye, 2b ................ 1 0 2 2 '0
(libson, ............3 1 1 6 0 0
Hilldebrantl, p ....4 0' 1 4 1 0
Totals ...........31 6 7 10 2
score by Innings
Butte ............01 00000 0-1
Srea t 'allx ......... 4 0 4 0 0 1 0 x
.Summary: TWq-Obse,: hit-l4tovall.
Thiree-base hits-Whaling, ;JKafora.
North Coad t l 11,
Low RnuTrip ates ai iat
Also Sunday Rates--Missoula to Rock
Creek, Plateau, and all Bftter.Root Points; on
sale Saturdays and Sundays; good to return '
following Monday.
Round Trip Missoula tound Trip Hsalltbn
-TO- -TO
Chioago ...... $6 .0.Chia . ........... . . .
Milwaukee .. .. ... .... ao MUtw ukep .................... 4.85
St. Louis :..........5............. 8.80 St. Louis .......................... S. .....
Peoria .......................... 05..1.$5 . Peoria ......................... 60.. 91. )
Des Moines ................ ..$53.40 Dee Moines ...... .............. 85
at. Plut, Minneapolis, Duluth, Superior, St..Paul, Minneapolls, Duloth, Siperior, Op.aha, St. .
Omaha, St. Joe, Kansas City, $49.80 Joe Kansas City ........................................ . $5 .T.
Prqportionately low rates from other Bitter Root and Main "
Line points.
On sale August 23, 31, September 4 and 5. Going limit I0 dam`.
from date of sale, final return limit October 31st. Stop-overs al
lowed in either direction within limits at and west of St. Paul, Dul,
uth and Missouri river points.
Round Trip Misscula Rolbt Thip Hamilton
t , To Seattle, Tacona, Portland, To I3ttle, T'.ooina Portinrd,
Vancouver, Victoria, Moolips, Vancouver, Victoria, Moolips,
Holladay, Clatsop and Lon I Holladay, Clatsop and Lon,
Beach points .................... 9.9 Beach plnts ... ...,...8110
Proportionately low rates from other points.
On sale daily up to and including September
15; 'final return limit October 31. Stopovers
permitted at all points, on either going or return
trip, within final limit of October 31..
Tickets first class, good on all trains. "Go via
the popular route on your vaoption trip.
Let us plan your trip, making rebryations, best
connections, and explain the diferbnt routes. Ap
ply at local ticket oa f.if or .onto Bell 37, Ind. 773
Nortkhan: haiot itrway
D. P. P. A.. lutte, Mentana
; .·, 3·~~,' puI,!·- ·fntgn`;
to WWhiºt . t~ft on af ý p, '
(trat 96.i . Ti.,t. ltd8.' tid 919
Buy a ticket for .tot ber 1.
Thb old-time pep WA4s i ut0 idbt
*cfe more.
Perkins had hut onb throW to maske,
but it was perfect.
We are ltid that Presldeht Lucas
saw Carney perform.
It wars bad day for pheno.ns Dell
and Powers gof thetls
As'ýth ue Uth. 4iar4' '4n
lth vla, " d tt.* 41,le nth.
It Isn't "Thrw idolwn, Y6CO."
ky," as much as 'bhrow MdCldskey
out."
Shortetdp Wood of. the Apostles rs
stilt out of the aiane. Ils eyeb afr
affected.
* ", ",
Cirmin squared all aeioenti yeetdr'
dsy. Te iblg ftilow lims ed four'hlit ,
inoludfng a tHlle.
Stripp, evidently, is improving in his
hitting. His pet to second Isn't' ver
dangerous, however.
Thinteen was an unlucky numbek.
for Powers yesterday., Hea save. 12
bases on balls and allowed 18. hits.
'That was a good peg Tobin let go
in the seventh, when he caught Jen
sen trying to makd a triple out of a
double.
Manager Rlankenship, cornme to think
of it, has be~n chased much lesq this
year than In any previous season of
his career as a hero of the diamond.
Well, it's up to us to reset th'
nioe things we said ysterdaly morn
ing about UmpIre Carey. We insist,
however, that he did get away finely
Tuesday.
Skipper Roberts sIalawd up behind
the hat yesterday. His whip to see
olid Iws strong enough hut he need
e'd a raagelfindsr.. 'He'll be shooting
'em dead"today In his old-time form,
Honest John was benched during the
first part. of the . ertmmage. The
bleacher friends tof, John kept Asking
· l I- -- I· i - " " _
tltleortb
fot: doubt hist to 4 ..o.
ý r v r, ,.atp, "llJ*' iýºoyi
stbe r*4 n diapbalb ystne
rh . niw, o b tieket.i foe*
benefit Imto 6.be 'pt . e PtSeMt.'
. o. 11d , . .... t...... o, .651
. tes ' ... .. .. . .t ,s
'Ltne. ..; .. ....... 80 " 1 .i 1
Bl "bt O r O.....................67 t .40s
-t-chta ... ...... ' 7 t r .467
Topeka ...... 4 ."...t ..47
SOmath, ; Wldhtit 0. ' '
Des Motsi 1; Denver, 4.U
Lineuoln, o; s oat Ciy, 6.
IToplka, i; ,t, t *Itl; 4.
AMERICAN ,SS'SWV
Standing of the' Clubs.'
Clulb- Won., ilpt. Pet.
Minneapolls ................ Ii 5 .44
Cotlunibus ........"............. '6 0 .6 t
Toledo ............................ 78 61 .0
Milwauked .................... 6 Il 6 .489
Kansas City ............ 592 .7 .481
T.. Paul ..............::........: i0 7 .44?
Louisville ...................... 50 83 .87
Indianapolls .................. 46 87 .846
Minneapolls, 6-9;; W oleo, .
Kansas City, 2.7: Indianapolls, 8-5.
Milwaukoee, 4 1uleviller, 1.
St. Paul. 3; Columbus, 15'.
Manager red Clarke, of the Pirateb ,
will plaoe Jinntlo VIox In Wagner's
lu- .when the bl n D .uth ptn decidct
to ive up bseb.........ll for ood.,
Minneapoml, 6 -9; Toledn, 0±1.

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