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A/DXVWlTmTHEWXMMMMMM»M»«*«*M*«*««*raM«MM(WM*««««cU»(M»aMMMMM«*M»M«MMM«MMM• AMERICAN LEAGUE WINNING MACHINES IN MOUNT WASHINGTON CLIMBING CONTEST IDRUBBED SAINTS STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Played. Won. Lost. Pet. COLLEGE SEASOf v* Boston 70 . 50 20 .633 Chicago 82 40 33 ~ .598 ROM present outlook the automobile |- ON HOME FIELD New York 78 40 32 .590 Cleveland 75 42- 83 .56) « owners of the northwest are not A GREAT SUCCESS^ Philadelphia 77 42 35 .545 F St. Louis 74 33 41 .446 tumbling over each other in an attempt to •THOMAS HAD ST. PAUL ON THEDetroi t 77 31 46 .403 enter their names for the big automobile Washington. 76 16 60 .211 BIGGEST ATHLETIC YEAR ON ; ($, " GRIDDLE. l to St. Louis. There are several rea­ GAMES YESTERDAY. THE RECORDS. , " *\ Chicago 6, New York 5. sons for this. Local chauffeurs are as St. Louis 5, Boston 2. good sportsmen as can be found in But Two of Kelly's Men Could Guess Cleveland 4, Philadelphia 0. America, but they are a bit more Steadily Increasing Number of Sports P Where the Ball Was Going1—Slagle Washington 0, Detroit 0. "weather-wise" than their brethren of the Has Been Taken Up by the Colle­ || a Christmas Box for Watkins' Men GAMES TODAY. Boston at Cincinnati. east. The making of the program for the gians Until Almost Every Abie- f^—Scene Shifts to Nicollet Park To- Brooklyn at Pittsburg. big run was almost entirely in the hands New York at Chicago. Bodied Student Was Busy in the Philadelphia at St. Louis. of the eastern enthusiasts. Down east ^ day. Field or on the track. & NORTHERN LEAGUE they have been howling about hot |U By O'Loughlln. weather with the thermometers Addling l " Father, In coaching us in the ethics of AT DULUTH. around the 91 mark. Out here thermo­ , The Yale-Harvard baseball game at war, was wont to remark, when speaking Duluth— h p a o Gd. Fks.— h p a p meters have reached over the hundred. New York on June 25 marked the close of a, defeat at the hands of a bigger boy Shepard 2b.. Ill OHulbert p.. 2 0 1 0 The eastern promoters did not take Into of the intercollegiate athletic season for "Go after the big ones, son, and remem Corrignn ss. 2 2 2 lSehnwbr ss. 1 1 1 0 the academic year of 1903-04. It has —i^ Randall If.. 0 2 0 0 Nagel cf ... 2 8 0 0 her that the bigger they are the harder O'Leary c .. 1 8 0 0 Cole lb ... 0 3 1 0 account climatic conditions in the middle been one of the most strenuous athletic they fall." Watkins has coached up his Zink lb ... 1 3 1 ODunn 2b .. 0 1 0 1 west in August. Local drivers of cars do years on record. But its most distinguish­ brigade of pirates in the same strain. Cox cf 1 1 0 0Martin If.. 0 1 0 0 Wilkes 3b .. 1 1 0 0 Hanrahan 3b 1 1 1 2 not care for "any of St. Louis in theirs" ing feature has been the steadily increas­ Yesterday afternoon they sailed Into the Gehring rf.. 1 0 0 0 Cheek rf.. 1 0 0 0 ing number of sports which the college St. Paul main and made Lennon's timber Shaw p .... 0 1 2 OHess c 0 5 0 until September. This is not a good time athlete has taken up. Less than a decade cruisers walk the plank and perform 1 'Hutchinson 0 0 0 0« of the year for residents of to ago there were just four sports in which other pleasing stunts for the edification , Totals ... 8 19 6 1 Totals ... 7 15 4 8 go Into St. Louis. Local tourists have a an effort was made to decide the ques­ of the Minneapolis fans who squeezed tion of intercollegiate supremancy, and •Batted for Cheek in sixth. knowledge of the Illinois roads which their way into the pillbox diamond of the Score by innings: often, as occasionally happens now, the will be traversed by the run. The black saintly city. Duluth 2 2 0 0 3 -7 title was disputed by two or three rival The jolly roger flew from the trolley 0—*_ 5 loam of the sucker state grinds up into institutions. The four major sports which pole of the Lowry hoat which transferred then used up all the athletic energy of Earned runs, Duluth 5, Grand Forks 4; two- a dust which will make it anything but the crew from Nicollet park to Lennon's base hits, Shepard, Cox; home runs, Nagel, the undergraduates were football, base­ landscape. Gunner Thomas was told to Wilkes; sacrifice , Shepard; , Ran­ pleasant for the drivers from Chicago ball, rowing and track athletlecs. dall; base on balls, off Shaw 4, off Hulbert 2; aim at the waterlino and—aye, aye, s'r—• struck out. by Shaw 6, by Hulbert 4; left on to St. Louis. Roads from Minneapolis But within the last few years the un­ he Sid. The man Irom Gasconade conn toases, Dulutli 5, Grand Forks 6: plays, to Chicago are in bad condition. Of dergraduates have undertaken to develop ty\, Missouri, thought of his boyhood days Shepard to Corrigan to ZlnK, Scfcanvweber to the other and minor sports until now ancf volleyed them across the plate in a Hanrahan; passed ball, Hess. Time, 1:05. At­ course the best interests of Minneapolis there is some particular branch of sport style which mystified the Lennonites. tendance, 400. Umpire, Crlss. were not specially considered In the plan­ for every able-bodied student. In the t)own in old Missouri Thomas was always AT WINNIPEG, ning of the run. Had the trip been east there are thirteen branches of sport a mighty hunter. His father was not in­ In which the championship title for the Fargo— p a e i Win.— h a e planned for September there is no doubt clined to buy him a rifle and the young Demont 2b. 4 4 1 Howells cf. 0 I 0 0 NEW DATES FOR last year has been settled beyond dis­ huntsman was accustomed to wander White ss . 10 0 Kelley ss . 1 1 0 1 but that the twin cities would have had pute. These are as follows: Bender rf . 3 0 0 Sullivan If. 1 1 0 0 about the Ozark woods with a pocket full Traeger If . 2 0 0 Wilson lb . 0 2 1 as big a representation as any city in the Sport— Holder of OhamplonshlB of rocks. When he spied a fox squirrel Rose 3b ... 2 0 0 Clark c .. 0 4» 2 0 Football *.... Princeton. Edwards lb. 9 0 0 Howard 3b. 0 8 4 0 NORTHERN LEAGUE country. Looking at the matter on all Baseball Princeton. In the top branches of a "scaly-hickory Nehr cf ... 2 2 0 O'Hearn 2b. 0 5 2 1 sides one is almost forced to believe that Track athletics Yale. 'hickory" Thomas brought htm to the Buckwalter c 0 12 0 Green p .. 0 0 2 0 Rowing (l) Syracuse. , earth with one cast of a stone. Now St. Hanson p . 0 0 5 1 in not joining the trip the local auto own (2) Yale. , Paul knows what they were against yes­ Totals 3 27 12 3 {Schedule Calls for Close of the Golf ...... Harvard. Totals .. 4 24 12 3 ers are possessed of more foresight than Tennis (a) Singles, Pennsylv'a. terday and why Thomas can put the ball Fargo ..0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0—1 Season on August the promoters. Those who do go will do (b) Doubles, Columbia. just where he wants to. This Is a true .200000 0 0 -2 Basketball Columbia. story, because Archie Stimmel says it is. Winnipeg .. *. so under a mental protest and more to Cricket Haverford. Stolen base. Demont; two-base hits, D. Sul­ 14. Lacrosse Swarthmore. One Slagle was chosen as the sleight of livan; sacrifice hits. White 2, Spooner. Wilson; make good promises than with the ex Fencing ., West Point. hand performer for St. Paul. Hi3 Illu­ play, Howard to Wilson; double play, pectatlon of enjoyment. The big auto Hockey Harvard. f" sions broke just before they reached the Nehr to Demont; left on bases. Winnipeg 5, Shooting Harvard. * ~- Fargo 6; bases on balls, off Hanson 4, off Green Special to The Journal. tour was scheduled'just about six weeks pans and the locals pounded him prodi­ 3; struck out, by Hanson 1, by Green 4. Time Gymnastics Yale. giously. Denny Sullivan saw where it was of game 1:08. Umpire, Smith Grand Forks, N. D., July 23.—Under the too soon to suit the northwest. revised schedules of the Northern Base­ Interscholastic championship in rowing possible to jump into the .300 list and divided between Syracuse and Yale, which SECOND GAME. ball league, the season will close on Aug. must have landed well inside. He hit 14, with Crookston playing at Fargo and JAMES L 3fc£EZE (/iffifcCEIES) T LAST there seems to be a tend­ won the Poughkeepsie and New London Slagle until the St. Paul infield had to Win — e Fargo— h p regattas, respectively, but did not com­ Howell cf... 0 Demont 2b... 1 2 1 Superior at Duluth. Winnipeg will close A ency to break up the baseball syn­ come into the diamond and herd Slagle Kelly ss.... 0 White ss. .0 2 3 in Grand Forks on Aug. 13. The new pete against each other. in the box when Sullivan came to the Sullivan If.. .10 0 0 Bender rf. 0 0 0 0 dicate condition existing in the American The holders of the Western intercollegi­ Spooner rf.. schedule goes into effect Monday and pro­ plate. Five times up and five hits con­ .2 0 0 0 Traeger If. ..1 3 1 0 vides for fifty-eight games, arranged for world's records being achieved. In the open association. Kansas City dispatches of ate championship are: \vllson lb.. 0 10 0 0 Hose 3b 2 2 2 0 races for heavy cars M. Baras, in James Gordon stituted the Sullivan score. Clarke c... 18 3 0 Edwards lb..l 12 0 0 six at Grand Forks, fifteen at Winnipeg, Bennett's big Darrhcq. covered a mile from a yesterday say that Tebeau has given Gear Sport— Holder of Championship The playback of Thomas was of a spec­ Howard 3b.. ,14 11 Nehr cf 0 2 0 0 eleven at Fargo, fifteen at Duluth, three HAMLM TRACK standing start in 48 3-5 seconds. This perform­ an option on the blues and will retire Football Minnesota. tacular order and clean thruout the game. O'Hearn 2b. 13 3 0 Buckwalter c.l 2 4 0 at Crookston and eight at Superior. If ance clipped eight seconds from the best previous Baseball Illinois. Green p 10 3 0 Souders p....O 0 mark. M. Kigolly, in a Gobron-Brillie machine, from the management of the Kaw team Track athletics Michigan. The saints could do nothing with the big 5 1 the patronage will stand it. another sched­ covered the distance In 50 1-5 seconds. In the twirler and most of the time only one- ! Totals.....8 27 13 1 Totals 6*23 16 1 ule will be arranged at the close of this contest limited to cars of the light grade M This should help along the Kansas City Princeton First in Football. third of the team was off the bench in schedule, oringing the close to the origi­ AUTO CONTESTS Ham-lot, in a Bayard car, went a mile in 5t *One out wiieu v»*~-..nig runs were scored. seconds, a new record for this clas of vehicles team and attendance. Baseball fans are It is not often that the end of the foot­ , an inning. Only one St. Paul man had his Fargo 0 o' 0 0 0 2 0 0 0—2 nal time decided upon, Sept. 8. Patronage eye on the ball and that was Wheeler, Winnipeg 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2—3 in all the cities has been light and the peculiar. Few if any of the players are ball season leaves the championship so the third baseman. He drew two of the Earned runs, Fargo 1, Winnipeg 1; stolen expenses of all teamls too great. Salaries Eastern Racing Chauffeurs Are BAN BELLIGERENT AGAIN citizens of the places represented by the clear cut, Princeton, by defeating Yale, bases. Bender 2, Spooner, Kelley; three-base which In turn downed Harvard, The con­ three hits, one of them being a double. have been reduced in some cases, high- teams. They are strangers, paid profes hit, Traeger; sacrifice hits, Kelley 2. Sullivan; priced men have been released and the Expected to Bring High Talks of Driving Brush Out of New queror of Pennsylvania, is easily entitled The other one went to O'Brien, the .short­ double play, Traeger to Edwards; left on bases, sionals, yet they are always the "home stop. Winnipeg 3, Fargo 8; bases on balls, off Sou­ season will be finished earlier than antic­ ? York. to first honors. The chances of a Michi­ ders 2, off Gren 5; struck out, by Souders 2. ipated, but the league will remain intact. Power Oars. team" to the loyal fans. There is an un gan victory were much debated last fall, Minneapolis drew one run In the first by Green 6; time of game, 1-20; umpire, Smith. The new schedule: Chicago, July 23.—Ban Johnson declares him­ but there was no meeting, but the con­ inning. Pour hits were necessary to gain self to drive his old-time enemy, St. John Brush, deniable hostility to every invading team GRAND FORKS AT HOME. census of opinion was that the tigers that. Then things quieted down until the STANDING OF THE CLUBS. out of Gotham if the latter does not consent to and that explains the pleasure in seeing Played. Won. Lost. Pet. Crookston—Jjly 25, 26, 26. a post-season same with the American league would have won. seventh. Maloney singled, went to sec­ Automobile enthusiasts are more than for the championship of the world. Ban's tirade the visitors defeated. When Kansas City Princeton is likewise the holder of the ond on Slagle's wild pitch, to third on Duluth 57 42 15 .737' Winnipeg—Aug. 12, 13, 13. pleased with the prospect of the high- was Induced by some caustic remarks from J. Grand Forks 53 28 27 .509 WINNIPEG AT HOME. Muggsy McGraw. Is playing in Louisville or Louisville In baseball championship, thus securing the Pierce's error, and scored on Sullivan's Cro.)k<>t()u 51 25 26 .490 class meeting on Aug. 17 and 18 at the two most important athletic champion­ double. O'Brien's error gave Coulter life. Superior 54 25 29 .463 Fargo—July 25, 26, 27. Hamline track, as every assurance is now Muggsy took occasion to say that he would Kansas City there can be little real en Winnipeg 56 24 32 .429 Grand Forks—July 28. 29, 30, Aug. 1. have no post-season games with any American ships of the year. There are those who Freeman scored Sullivan with a neat bunt Superior—Aug. 2, 3 and 4. encouraging them to this belief. league team—that he was manager of the giants thusiasm. Thinking fans stop to con will dispute Princeton's title to the base­ Fargo 58 23 83 .397 Crookston—Aug. 5 and 6. and that what lie says goes, and that Brush laid down in front of the plate, and. Maurice Rothschild, who recently re­ sider that both teams are drawing sal ball honors because the tigers were de­ Weaver brought Coulter in with a single. Fargo—Aug. 8, 9 and 10. turned from a winter's tour thru the old won't butt in. DULUTPI AT HOME. Mr McGraw also declares that he was double ary from the same man and there is lit' feated twice by Georgetown, once by Freeman doubled In the ninth and THREE-I LEAGUE Superior—July 28, 29, 30 and 31. world, brought with him a magnificent crossed by the Americau league and otherwise Pennsylvania and by other minor colleges; made second on Slagle's wild throw to grand Forks—Aug. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and T. Mercedes car of high-class speed -con­ bcaiidalonsly and unfairly treated, and hence his tie use in acquiring sore throat in direct' but with the exception of the one Penn­ Cedar Rapids 2. Springfield 1. Crookston—Aug. 8, 9 and 10. struction, and one of the handsomest cars remarks. head him off. Weaver flew out to Sul­ llockford 7, Bloomington 5. l ing the play from the stands. Rivalry is sylvania game the tigers were not pre­ Superior—Aug. 13 and 14. of the country. Mr. Rothschild, aItho one At present the prospects of a post-season livan, but singles by McNichols and Fox Dubuque 6. Decatur 5. „ , ^ FARGO AT HOME. series between thd New Yorks and the American the life of baseball and your bred-in-the- paring for the games in which they wer« scored Freeman. Davenport .1, Rock Island 1. Crookston—July 28, 29, 30 and 31. of our most enthusiastic ' horse lovers, league champions are dubious. There mav be defeated, for had they done so they would Superior—Aug. 5, 6 and 7. manifested his willingness at once to let some arrangement made later on when the "pen­ bone fan hates the opposing team. He The scene shifts back to Nicollet park Crookston—Aug. 11. 12, 13 and 14. nant Is won. undoubtedly have won them. Princeton this afternoon where Ferry is slated to IOWA LEAGUE his machine start in any and all events may deny It, but down deep in his soul won the Yale series, and altho Harvard CROOKSTON AT HOME. eligible; and his car will be a most at­ roll the ball around a bit for the locals. Fargo—Aug. 1. 2 and 3. tractive feature in the races at Hamline. PARKER TIED GUPTILL he figuratively rages and storms at them. also defeated Yale, the tigers made their Chech will probably be on the rubber for Waterloo 11. Oskaloosa 6. claim to the championship sure by troun­ Fort Dodge 2, Ottumwa 1. T, , „ , SUPERIOR AT HOME. Mr. Dietenhoffer of St. Paul, with a With syndicate ball this feeling is lost the saints, altho this has not been defi­ Keokuk 4, Boone 0. Duluth—July 25, 26 and 27. Minneapolis Trap Shot In Form at cing Harvard in the one game played. Grand Forks—Aug. 8, 9 and 10. thirty-five horsepower car, also sends art' and cannot help but hurt the game. It In track athletics Yale, by capturing nitely decided. Back to Marbhalltown-Burlington, rain. Duluth—Aug. 11 and 12. entry, with the information that he will Duluth Meeting. first place in the intercollegiate meet on for tomorrow afternoon and at Nicollet UNFAIRNESS IS ALLEGED race any owner, member of the Minneapo­ is a good thing that the Kansas City park Monday afternoon completes the WITH THE AMATEURS lis Automobile club, on either or both days Duluth, Minn.. July 23.—G. A. Deerlng of team has escaped from Tebeau. If Len- in May, demonstrated her present at home series of the millers. Stewards of Jockey Club Said to Be of the meet. Mr. Dietenhoffer is a mem­ Columbus. Wis., is the winner of the amateur superiority in this field. In the west, championship in the national shoot which has non will dispose of Toledo it will further Michigan won similar honors at the con­ They then go forth into the byways, Members of the Holtzermann club will leave After E. R. Thomas. ber of the St. Paul Automobile club, and just closed under the auspices of the Duluth :) for Jou'nn tomorrow, where they will meet the advance "the cause." It has been said ference meet In Chicago. seeking whom they may devour for a fast team of that place. A number of rooters Now York Sun Special Service. that organization promises to join with °&? cl^- ^e had a total of 375 out of a pos­ time. Following is the cause of the St. will necomoany the team. The battery for the New York, July 23.—The stewards of the the flour city club in making the auto­ sible 400. giving him an average of 93%. that Manager Watkins owns a part inter­ There is naturally a great deal of argu­ Paul sadness: Holtzermann's will be Wassing and Ryberg. The mobile exhibits, parade and speed con­ Guptii e oanf Aitkid h nA Minn.; C. R. Wilkinson of ment as to which institution deserved the team will leave the Minneapolis & St. Louis Jockey club have begun their war on E. R. ±ha*' - - Parser of Minneapolis were est in Indianapolis. If he does he should Xhonias for his remarks concerning the meth­ tests the most elaborate ever given in the tied for second place, each having a total of rowing championship. Syracuse won the Minneapolis— AB n H PO depot at 9 a m. and will play at the switchmen's r cut it loose. Then let the best team win. Malonej rf 5 1 o 3 picnic. The Holtzermann t^am would like to ods with which recent Investigations have been western world. 3<2, and an average of 93. The professional premier honors at the Poughkeepsie re­ X>. SuUlvan of 5 2 5 2 conducted. This was demonstrated yesterday championship was won by H. C. Hirschy of Min­ hear from any fast team out of town. For when it became a settled fact that Hermis Among the new machines which will neapolis, with a total of 381 birds. gatta, while Yale did likewise at New Cwmer it g £ 2 f games aaatess A.1 Anderson, 2520 Twenty-fourth t st the London. As the crews of Syracuse and Freeman lb 8 1 1 14 carrjlncar^rtn§s ° AISOo A™,^?pounds, a*s" a ains, Saratogt i27 a potraShandicas opS appear at the meeting will be a 1904 model ITHIN a few weeks football will avenue S. K recently purchased by JV_sa 3?aine. chair­ Yale did not meet, it is impossible to de­ Weaver c 5 0 2 3 the back of Water Boy. PREMIER UMPIRE QUITS loom up on the local horizon and McKlchol* 3b 5 0 1 2 The J. H, Theis team deny that they suffered man of the racing committee of the Min­ W cide the question in this way. Syracuse defeat from the hands of the Fourth Street Friends of Mr. Thomas openly charge Handi- certainly has more rislvt -to claim tha Fox 2b p o 2 2 Stairs. The game was called off in ,the fourth capper Vosburgh with unfairness in the allot­ neapolis Automobile club. Mr. Palne's American Association Loses Best Ar­ all other sports will 'take a back seat. x>o Oyler ss 2 0 1 o liming, on account of interference from another ment of weights in this event. They say that new purchase is a thirty-horsepower, you know of a husky lad who should be championship than Yale, because the Thomas p 5 0 1 o team. The Thels will cross bats with the Wolfe- the official handlcapper had gone out of his four-cylinder machine, and will undoubt­ bitrator on Circuit. Poughkeepsie regatta is primarily an in­ Americans at Broadway and Central avenues. way to penalize Hermis above Water Boy in the "U"? If you do. get to work on Totals 40 5 17 27 15 edly be a very fast one. Of the dealers, Cincinnati, July 23.—Umpire George Bausewine tercollegiate affair, while the Yale-Har­ St. Paul— AB Members of the B. Eisele Cigar team have The story is that Vosburgh was given to R H PO A a few onen dates and would like to arrange understand that the Thomas horse was not to Messrs. Pence, Strong, Moulton, Bennett, cf the American association staff tendered his him. Tell him of the glorious climate of vard regatta is only a dual meeting. Har­ Jones cf 2 0 0 5 1 be indulged for a moment. This is hard to Wheeler, Fawkes, Winston, Walker and resignation to President Grillo last night. Bause­ vard and Yale have been invited to send Jackson rf 4 0 0 0 0 games with the Pflaum Cigar company team for wine has a badly injured shoulder and he pro­ Minnesota. Tell him that if he makes «ome Saturday. The Eiseles defeated the strong believe. Inasmuch as the official handlcapper others give assurance of Deing well repre­ crews to Poughkeepsie, but have refused Wheeler 3b 4 0 2 3 2 Haywood team Saturday by a score of 16 to 6. is not a man to receive orders contrary to the poses to place himself under a surgeon's care, the team and performs meritoriously thru Flournoy If 3 o 0 2 0 For games address A. Keil, care of the B. principles of his profession from the highest sented. fcrank Klllen, the former pitcher, has been ap­ each year, so that they have no reason J. Sullivan lb 4 0 0 7 0 EHele Cigar company. powers. However, the antipathy held by the S. N. Getchell, representing Toledo, pointed In Bausewine's place and will umpire the season he can have anything which to complain if Syracuse claims the title. O'Brien s« 3 0 1 4 0 stewaids for Thomas is well understood. Thev the Louisville-Columbus game at Louisville to­ Marcan 2b 3 0 0 2 The Independents will cross bats with the d no ke hIs Ohio, is in the city and promises to be day. he might care to ask for. Football in The golf championship was divided be­ 4 Hume & Albrecht team Sunday at Fourth and ? Ul? Personality nor his turf meth­ in attendance at the meet. He has one of Tierce c 3 0 0 3 2 Lyndale avenues N. They would like to hear ods. What action Mr. Thomas will now take Minneapolis Is on a different plane from tween Harvard and Princeton. Harvard Slagle p 3 0 0 1 4 from any 15-jeav-old team in the city. They is watched with great interest by turfmen. the best racing cars manufactured in FINAL ENTRIES MADE won the team championship and Prince­ hold the 14 or 15-year-old chamnionship of the America, which he is putting in form for that which exists in the other university . Totals 20 0 8 27 13 2 ton the individual honors thru the vic­ city. For games address Harry Thompson, 136 the Ormond races in November. cities of the country. In the east the Minneapolis 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1—5 Lyndale avenue N, or T. C. 2286. STICKS TO OliD IA3VE Everything in Readiness for Start of tory of F. O. Reinhart. In the intercol­ R. F. Jones, who is looking after the legiate tennis tournament E. P. Dewhurst St. Puul 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 Members of the Barnard Painters will play St. Louis Run. player is known only by name. He is like Minnehaha R. A. team Sunday at Forty-flrst New York Cyclist Tours on an "Or­ details and management of the meet, of the University of Pennsylvania won the Two-base hits, Wheeler, Coulter, Sullivan, street and Pleasant avenue. Lamb and Carlisle promises to provide programs and classi­ New York Sun Special Service. a wraith—personally amounts to nothing Freeman; sacrifice hits, Oyler, Freeman; stolen will d) Ihe pitching for the opposing teams. For dinary." New York, July 23.—Nine more entries to the singles and Columbia the doubles. bases, Wheeler, Weaver; double plays, Thomas fications early in the coming weeke, and save in his class and school circle. Here games with ihe Barn.irds address J. F. Travis, asks all interested either in the horse de­ St. Louis Automobile club ruh, which starts •to Fox to Ireemau, Slagle to Wheeler; hit by Jr , 4901 Lyndale avenue S, or T. C. 4645. Belleville, Ont. July 23 — Rarl^on. one of next Monday, have been received. Among the the football player who is working for the Columbia First in Basketball. pitched ball, by Slcgle, Oyler; by Thomas, Jones; The Kennedys will cross bats with the Lundin the characters in bicycle life, Is still riding his partment or automobiles, to call him up. belated entries are: Fred C. Gates, Cleveland, first b&se on balls, off Thomas 2, off Slagle 2- Tailoring company team Sunday at Eighth and ordinary," altho he admits that the regulation team is a man among men. He is helped The basketball championship was de­ •truck out by Thomas 3, by Slagle 2; wild pitch! csula twenty-horsepower Cleveland, to start from Logan avenues Ni The game will be called at model eof ytodahe y a Ise ofteare n1 used by him. "°" Cleveland, and Guy Stone, Cincinnati, sixteen- in every way possible, given every advan­ cided in the winter by a regular sched­ Slagle. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Hart. Atten­ » p m. «*%!« !$i M PP . < in Belleville riding one " " * TENNIS PI/AY CLOSES '»* horsepower Rambler, to start from Cincinnati. dance, 2,300. Me-libers of the Bistodeau nine left for Mllaca, of the old-time high wheels. He registered from tage and carries the well wishes of thou­ ule, the only sport in which this method Minn., this afternoon, where they will play the Washington Square, New York, and the newspa­ New Champions Evolved From Sioux was used. In a series of ten games Co­ AT MILWAUKEE. ' fast aggregation of that city. The battery for pers printed considerable about him. He told *he AFRAID OF STEEPLECHASERS sands of people who take no pains to con­ lumbia was not defeated once and carried ihe Bibtodeaus will be Kranltsky and Breitner. natives that he toured for the sake of fresh Falls Play. > ."' ' " - l' Mllw.— h p a e K. C.— h p a e air, and scenery and that in order to better ceal the fact that they are "for him." off first honors, with Pennsylvania second, Stone rf 0 10 0 Butler c o 4 l 0 The Twentieth Avenue Bootblacks were de­ Sioux Falls, S. D., July 23.—-The second an­ New York Bookies Refuse to Tamper Scbaefer as. .2 1 4 2 Nance If 0 2 0 0 feated by the Schuds by a score of 12 to 3. The view the latter he used the old-time machine. He is not regarded as a "show horse" or Haverford college triumphed in cricket, winners would like a game with any 12-year-old Mi. Kron hns ridden a wheel since 1879. nual tournament of the South Dakota Tennis with Jumpers. defeating Pennsylvania, Harvard and Cor­ O'Brien 2b...0 1 2 0 Sullivan 3b..0 0 4 0 team In the city. For games address M. Schud, association, which has been in progress on the a champion prize fighter, to be looked at Clark 3b 1 1 2 1 Bonner 2b. ..1 0 4 1 1400 Second street N. grounds of the §iojiK Falls Tennis association New York Sun Special Service. nell, the other colleges in the league. Hemphill cf..l 2 0 0 Hill cf l 3 0 0 since Tuesday morning, has. closed. At a busi­ New York, July 23.—It Is not true, as has but not spoken to. Get every big, brainy Blattery c 1 6 0 0 Ryan lb 0 16 0 0 Members of the Oom Paul team would like KRAMER HEADS LIST Swarthmore college holds undisputed to hear from the Sentinels, Blue Ribbons and ness meeting of the state association the fol­ been stated, that the steeplechase stewards have fellow interested in the University of Min­ claim to the lacrosse championship by Pennell If....2 2 0 0 Lewee ss 0 0 4 0 the Lund Lands. They defeated the Medlns by a lowing officers were elected for the ensuing discovered that the jockeys riding in steeple­ Bateman lb..l 11 0 0 Frantz rf 0 0 1 0 score of 81 to 9. For games, address H. Pouch- Cycle Championship Season Shows yeai: chases are in league with the betting ring. No nesota. It may mean a change for the beating every college of Importance, east, ;McKny P 0 2 4 0 Barry p 0 0 4 1 er, 1077 Eleventh avenue SE. President. F. B. Gannon, Aberdeen: secretary- one would be surprised, however, at any devel­ west, north and south, even trouncing tho Chicago Man Leading. trea&urer, Marshall Brown, Sioux Falls; vice opment that might be unearthed in connection better in the course of the young man's I Totals 8 27 12 3 Totals 2*25 18 ~2 The Northern Lights would like to hear from with steeplechasing. Toronto university champions in easy any 11-year-old team in the city, North Stars New York, July 23.—Frank L. Kramer, the presidents, A. J. Dix, Mitchell; G. E. Jones, life, putting him in the way of a suc­ •One out when winning run was scored. Hot Springs; John Wheeler. Brookings. These,races have such a bad odor about the fashion. preferred. For games, -address Eddie Hurley champion of last year, now leads in the strug­ On the third day of the tournament Dow and running of them that eleven of the members Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1—1 723 Fourteenth avenue N. gle for the 1904 championship with 15 points to cessful career thru his collegiate course. The West Point military academy car­ Phillips of Sioux Falls defeated Mathews and or the Metropolitan Turf association turned their ried off the honors in the fencing tourna­ Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 his credit Menus Bedell, the country fad irom wheeler of Brookings in three straight sets, win­ slates today and refused to book on them. The It may also mean a star player for the? Lond Island, is second with 7 points, while Eddie bookies wha did book on the race were severelr ment which was held in New York last Earned runs, Milwaukee 1; stolen bases, Bate­ ning the championship in the doubles. Last team. It's worth while to make the ef­ man; base on balls, off McKay 1; hit by pitched NORTHWESTERN GAMES Root, the attenuated sprinter, is third with 3 year's champions did not appear to defend tne criticised. March, easily beating their college rivals. ball. Hemphill; sacrifice hits, O'Brien, Ryan, title, so Phillips and Dow were declared the fort. Even should your candidate fail to champions of South Dakota. - * The hockey championship was won by Frantz; struck out, by McKay 4, by Barry 2; Madison, Wis., July 23.—Madison was defeated «i CANADIAN SHOT WON Harvard after a desperate struggle with double plans. Sullivan to Butler to Ryan, Mc­ GLADIATORS MEET TODAYS &v v make the team you will have a peaceful by Echo, here, by a Bcore Of 12 to 5. Camp­ ' x , Yale. Harvard won her third champion­ Kay to Clark to Bateman; left on bases, Mil­ bell and Hauck were the opposing pitchers, both Philadelphia. July 23.—When Jack • O'Brien RECORD AT BRUSSELS &&> ~ consciousness and the praise of your fel­ waukee 7, Kansas Olty 5; umpire, Klein; time, and Bob Fitzsimmons meet in their stx-round King's Prize Goes to Private Herry ship of the year by making the best score 1:25; attendance, 600. pitching good ball. lows in having done what you could. Now Calumet, Mich., July 23.—Pitcher Jim Thomas, battle this afternoon they will fight it out on Baras Sends Big Anto^j* Mile In ^ by Big Score. * * in the intercollegiate shoot held at New Third Baseman Vorpagel and Shortstop Harris the turf as did the gladiators of years ago. talk to the brawny boys. —Thor. Haven last fall. The gymnasium cham» STANDING OF THE CLUBS. New ^York Sun Special Service, ' : ' of the Lake Linden team will probably be in fast The battleground is pitched ou the diamond of :48 3-5, ^fjl;ff- plonship was settled In New York and Played. Won. Lost. Pet- company the coming season. Ted Sullivan is the National , where there are ac­ Blsley, Eng., July 23.-3:30 p.m.—Private St. Paul 88 57 31 .643 now booking three of their players, Thomas be­ commodations for 10,000 persons. Brussels, July 23.—Remarkable time was made Herry of Canada won the king's prize, with a was won by Yale. Columbus 83 50 33 • .602 ing booked for Cincinuati, in the National league. here in the open automobile contests, some new score of 321 points. Several other sports, such as chess, Milwaukee 84 47 87 .560 HOFFMAN GOES HIGHER Louisville 88 49 39 .557 '«*"»»»»—»»«»»»»««»»»»»»«»»«»«—»»»»«»»»•»»»»«»«»«»«—»»««»»»»»»»»«»»« •••••••••••Mi •••••••••••••••••••••MttaaMj bowling, billiards, checkers and swim'- Minneapolis 87 44 43 .506 CHAMPIONSHIP AT BOSTON Western League Shortstop to Try the ming, are fostered at the leading universi­ Indianapolis 87 42 45 .483 ties, but no attempt has ever been made Kansas City 84 30 54 .857 National League. Toledo 87 25 62 .287 Tennis Play at the Hub of the Uni­ to hold intercollegiate tournaments in New York Sun Special Service. them, tho in most there are dual meetings verse. Des Moines, Iowa, July 23.—Artie Hoffman, >:>?* GAMES TODAY. w yellow Rammer; the star shortstop of the Western league, who between rival colleges. &}& St. Paul at Minneapolis. Boston, July 23.—Official announcement was has played with Des Moines thru the present [',!,% Indianapolis at Toledo. made by the United States National Lawn Tennis O'Loughlin, session, has been purchased by Secretary Hart iffofc Kansas City at Milwaukee. association of the program for the national sin­ Editor. ToL J. of the Chicago National league team for $1,500. START FOR CANADA ',»! Columbus at Louisville. gles, doubles and , interscholastic meets. The OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ANTI-BOOSTERS. XTo, 66, Hoffman is one of the youngest placers in the m* English doubleB champions, R. E. and H. L league and is considered the fastest "all-around Doherty, will moot the winners of the doubles GOT COLD FEET. / ; go to work or wear paper pajamas. man in the organization. Eastern men have had Crews Leave St. Paul Today for NATIONAL LEAGUE tournament at Newport and H. L. Doherty, the , Since Archie Stimmel took * , ALMOST A CERTAINTY. their eyes upon him. and his local owners set English singles champion, will play the American Perish the thought! the price high. Colonel Hart spent several Seawanhaka Cup Races. that walloping recently, the"* STANDING 0IP THE CLUBS. singles champion. "" i They won't say anything about it days in Des Moines before consummating the The doubles championship tournament will be Calumet, Mich., magnates -> w deal, which was closed yesterday afternoon. Hon% Two crews which will sail in Delta an£r Bfcjss?^ were very much "American professionals who defeated Pittsburg 43 Those unhappy persons who suffer ing. A special car has been placed at the 75 32 .573 this city on Monday. interested Thurs- disposal of the club and the crews will travel ,81. Louis 77 40 37 .51? a n e from nervousness and dyspepsia iBoston 82 30 On Tuesday. Ajjg. 16, the winners of the w ^ ^ * *^ seven- ft t '•" in luxury. 52 .365 eastern sections will meet the winners of the - NEW RUNNERS. should use Carter's Little Nerve Pills, The crewg are composed of L. P. Ordway. I Brooklyn 84 80 54 .357 western section on the Casino course at New­ '*y& pound catfish il'hliadclphia 77 19 JijgJ Dale Gear and Arthur Irwin^" caught by Dick Ferguson in Skunk THE RECALCITRANT CARNEGIE. which are made expressly for steep­ T. L. Wann, Carl Drake. C. M. Griggs, Evan 58 .247 port, R. L, and the winners of this match will les, nervous, dyspeptic sufferers. Rees, Carl Schuneman. Jack Ordway and "Jim- play the Dohertys at Boston Aug. 17. The are going to run the Kansas City*^ river the day before.—Monroe (Iowa) We hope the operahouse mie" Jones, builder of the Sigma. Jones will $L s < * GAMES YESTERDAY. national singles championship tournament will team. The other clubs of the associa-^**1 Mirror. will be crowded next Friday Price 25 cents. arrive from Oshkosh this morning and will Pittsburg 7, Brooklyn 2. open at Newport Aug. 16. ; ? travel with the White Bear men. St. Louis 11, Philadelphia 5. tion have been running it almost to *VI '" *T* " J' • -»"fx * ~ night to witness the beauti- death, to judge by the percentage eol-*£ :- The Canadians have not yet named the de­ Chicago 6, New York 4. FITZGERALD KNOCKED OTTO.' *" AN ARCHAIC COLT. "r ful opera, "Powhatan/" which will Low Rates Via North-Western Line. fender. The trials thus far held have been Cincinnati 4-12, Boston 3-7. ' *,, Butte. Mont.. July 23.—Jimmy Gardner umn. r Vr£_ . be given by a company of about Deadwood and return $25.85 very close between Thorella II., the defender knocked out Willie Fitzgerald last night In the y% "' Billy Clingman is making a star of a year ago. and Noornah, a new boat. Noor- ! W^ GAMES TODAY, - 100 of our own young people for the Lead and return 25.85 fifth round. Bhortstop for Columbus. He was play- i benefit _of the library. The house nah has had a shade the best of it in the last Chicago at New York. - X*. ANNUAL DISTURBANCE. " :«v * Ing when baseball rules were made Hot Springs, S. D., and retrun.. 22.65 part of the trials, altho TboreHa led off with St. Louis at Boston. % * Cheap Excursion to St. Louis. That Minneapolis meteor was •jb'jand can overawe most umpires. , should be crowded from parquet to Denver and return 26.40 a number of races. Both challenger and de­ Detroit at Washington. > .,. gallery.—N,ewton (Iowa) Record. Tickets to above points on sale daily fender will have until five days within the tlin« l On Monday, July 25, the Milwaukee a fake. It was only the Fourth ^ Cleveland at Philadelphia.' ± jvj* ~ ^\ I'i. * to Sept. 30. of the first race to make their nominations. & St. Louis will sell coach excursion & -of July leagues exploding. t -' * PETER'S SLEEPING PLACE,' * * ''"V"^* •*"" '—•*>•"'% %^ * Louisville and return ...... $21.75 tickets to St. Louis and- return, good tSK, 8*3? A - WESTERN LEAGUE for seven days, at rate of $13.00 for If P h 11 a delphia % '^^f-'^SIiOAN MUST MOVE. i%"' Tickets on sale Aug. 12 to 16. •WALTHOim RIDING AGAIN. HORRORS! te San Francisco and return , $50.00 Columbus. Ga.. July 23.—Bobby Walthour yes­ Colorado Springs 7, Sioux City 4. the round trip. Through trains equip­ shuts out the fight Alex Sloane of St. Paul is ped with chair cars, dining cars, etc., ers, where will Pe­ Los Angeles and return 50.00 terday afternoon defeated Basil De Guichard in Colorado Springs 4, Sioux City 0. ** Carter Harrison's ban on prizefight­ the papa of an eleven-pound Low round-trip rates in effect to a fifteen-mile motor-paced race. Walthour won Denver 8, St. Joseph 4. run «i?*-vct to the World's Fair. Call ing may result in Malachy Hogan, Lou ter Maher go to get boy. Him to hike from the all three of the five-mile heats, the time being Omaha 11,* Pes Moines & for tickets at 424 Nicollet avenue. many other points. For information 0:35. 9:42 2-5 and 9:03; fastest mile, 1:88. Two Houseman and George 'Bfler having ^to .his knockouts? flats Sept. 1. There are others. call at 600 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis. afelii§ thousand persons witnessed the racuur. f..

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