EVENING, MAY 27, 1801. 8 THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. MONDAY

THE WORLD OF SPORT

venture two-base hits, Ilugglns, Hall. Dooln 2; sacri- Boston '23. 10,.-,. li iiJ'*®* Edgertou ball clubs crossed bats yesterday. entitled to equal consideration, and I fice Ryan, Werden; stolen bases. Flood; St. LouU .../..... 27 .... U /II \u25a0• .407 It was a complete shut out for Edgerton, to assert that the Minneapolis club would hits." 2; Chicago 18 .367 being first base, on balls, off McGlll first base U.3- 11 % the score 11 to 0. consider It manifestly unfair If I should sus- 4; bases, Paul ball club was MAKES high REPLY Paul left on The YOUNG on St. St. Anoka school pend players upon the dictation errors. by McGill 5, by of 17 triple play. Crooks, Ilugglns and Yesterday the club played at Osseo and took Toledo club pitch. McGlll 1. Time, 1:22. Plttsburg at Boston. the club of that camp to the tuue sented a prima facie right to the services of Werden; wild Chicago Brooklyn. place into Answers Umpire Messner. Attendance, • 4,200. at - . of 23 to 3. President the player. * Cincinnati at New York. Verndale. Minn., May 27.—Verndale de- The evidence of the claim of the Minneapo- St. Louis at Philadelphia. feated yesterday by Mr. Beall. ; WOE FOB KIDNAPPERS Wadena in a ball game a Criticisms of lis club to the Bervlces of Charles Babb was score of 10 to 6 in ten innings. defeated Spring sent to this office on April 9, and the Fort Denver Wins an Easy Game, Six to Olenwood, Wis.—Qlenwood present Buffalo club, are out of the game, having NATIONALLEAGUE Valley in the ninth inning of a hotiy con- Wayne club was promptly notified to One. Score, of sprained ankles. No Sunday Game*. , tested game here yesterday. Glenwood PROTESTED PLAYERS the evidence of their right to the services Manager McPhee has released Mique Kahoe, in.theseo- 9, Spring Valley is. REGARDING the player. This was received, and a copy as in the case of Johnny Dobbs, Presi- Walter Preston's home. Sunday games are tabooed east of the Alle- Winona, Minn., May Arcadia ball but. at yesterday . 27.—The sent to the Minneapolis club through yourself dent Brush vetoed the proposition. ond round Omaha fired the gheny mountains, and consequently \u25a0\u25a0 there club played the Mascots of this city on Sun- over the poor Denver grizzlies, and they National league yes- enough for the for rebuttal on April 22. Connie Mack is disturbed blood of the -were no games for the day, but were not strong He As- showing of his Athletics, and changes the played championship of year terday. Three .-\u25a0 of Saturday's 'games were them, 14 to 11. The "National Agreement," On April 26, 1901, the Minneapolis club ball the 1900 dry Winona boys, who defeated players around almost daily. He Is trying kidnappers were groggy, stopped by rain, Boston being the only Lester Prairie, Minn., May 27.—The Lester serts, Being Very Carefully wired me: "We protest against Third Base- experiments and after three brand. The town, yes- Is all sorts of is TO LOSE even down to Pitcher Coons. The score: in the circuit. . •• team defeated the Qlencoe team here man Babb playing Fort Wayne until our California leaguers. CONTINUE ball, by a score Observed. terday, in a slow game of the in American Denver— r hp ci . Omaha r hp c began to run claim is decided." Three of "Jumpers" the If— 110 of 7 to 14. The local team a League are out of the game with serious In- Mohler 2b .1.0 3 0 Carter ...0 AMERICAN LEAGUE away from the visitors at the very beginning, The Fort Wayne club had established Callahan, "Chick" Stahl and Radcliff 3b .1 0 0 0 Stewart 2b.. 0 3 0 the prima facie right to the services of play- juries, Jimmy Snap 19 2 and there was so little doubt as to out- Journal, the Jimmy Casey. Beall's Millers Present a Soft Bradley rf .1 0 1 0 Buckley lb .1 Eleven Innings were required to decide come of the game that the locals played in a A recent article in The er, and at that time the case was up to the least, on the Holland cf..l 2 2 1 rf .0 13 0 but visitors five containing comments by baseball There is one player, at Cleve- Letcher the game -at Milwaukee yesterday, listless fashion and allowed the western Minneapolis club, where they could hang it land team, and that is young Bradley, who to K. C. Mickey ss ..0 0 3 1 Calhoun 3b.. 0 2 4 1 surprising as fact more runs than they were entitled to. The men, sharply criticising the National W. Sul'n lb.O 0 12 0 Reid cf 0 0 10 this was not half so the the up Indefinitely. On -that account I considered vaulted from the Chicago team. Th« re- 's malsters won the game only redeeming feature of the game was league for failing to give adequate "pro- mainder of the team can well be classed as Preston If ..1 3 1 0 Toman ss ..0 0 0 0 that sensational playing of Shortstop Milbrath, of signed "na- It would be an Injustice to the player and the J. Sul'van c.O 1 5 0 Gonding c .0 0 6 0 from the athletics. Napoleon LaJoie tried tection" to those who had the requested. "dubs." the locals. The batteries were: Lemere. gentle Fort Wayne club to suspend him as Ed Scott has not won a game season. Kyler p ....1.0 00 C00n5.p ....0 002 to win, but it was a case of one man Glencoe; Dumke and tional agreement," has aroused the reply yet this ST. PAUL WINS FROM ST. JOE Miller and Ehreim for president of the big league out of his cus- No has been received from the The Clevelands are tailenders, and rank ones. against nine. The score: Mock for Lester. Minneapolis to the of the With the winning Cincinnati club, Scott 6 27 2 Totals ..1 6 27 6 •-\u25a0. ... the Toozes, tomary club claim Fort Totals .".6 . R H E Waseca doze. \ The team swallowed Wayne club. might be a star of the twelfth magnitude. Denver ..'l.O 10 2 3 0 0 0 o—6 Milwaukee .... 0001040000 1— 6 13 3 of Minneapolis, scalps and all. The score was The article was re-published verbatim Some observant fan has noticed that there Omaha 0 0 0-1 0 0 0 0 o—l Philadelphia ....10101000200— 6 9.2 9to 0. Ford, the new Tooze pitcher, proved Life, in Third Place—General New* Hawley; in Sporting where it attracted the Other Cases Pending:. is not an Irishman among the New York How Earned runs, Denver 2; two-base *Batteries—Connor, Leahy and a handy little man, striking out nine of Young who sold and Grady and Other Omaha 1. Powers and Bernhard.. attention of President N. E. The cases in do not giants. Doyle was of Western and . Bradley; , Preston; .<- :. the Waseca sluggers. at penned a tart reply. But instead mentioned the article Gleason Jumped before the season began. - Calhoun, Bradley Minn., May 27.—Willmar defeated once embrace the matters before the in recently Leagvei. plays. Reid to Toman to Willmar. of addressing it to A. B. Beall of the all board Murphy wes released and Pitcher to Mohler; . sacrifice hits, Stewart, Radcliff. "Muggsy" McGraw'B crows should be all New Paynesville in a match game of ball which the Western league is involved. Doheny was turned adrift. up to-day they the high school Minneapolis club, he addressed it to the Beall'a millers gave two out of three Sullivan. W.i . Holland; bases on white if all the whitewash between New Paynesville The contesting claims of the Toronto club Other college players beside Matthewson City and once balls, by Coons 4, by Eyler 1; struck out, by attention in the big leagues. games to Kansas more and the Kansas City club to the services of are attracting dropped behind the galvanized old sports Coons 5; by Eyler 5; hit by pitched ball, by Barney McFadden, the Cincinnati twirler, is Coons 1; time. 1:35; umpire, Carruthers. Charles Doom is pending, in which the last from Villa Nova college, and Outfielder Jack- doing duty as the St. Paul bas&ball team. of April raised because the paper is a letter to you under date son, of the Baltimore Club, is from a college The cry of "hoodoo" is A GREAT VICTORY 19, asking you to reconcile certain seeming in Pennsylvania. game was played on the Minnehaha final frayed contradictions from your standpoint in the George Carey has been relieved as man- ground* on Sunday, but that much Molnei Plays a Hard Game ager of the Buffalo team-, in the Eastern shelf. An- Dei case. request. Tom Burns, apology should be laid on the have League, at his own other apologist says the umpire did it. Against Colorado Spring-*. In response to your letter of May 10, I who succeeded Uncle Anson as manager of cowboys hit the stopped Tuck Turner from playing with the the Chicago club, Is the new boss of the Certain it is thai the Some new red blood in the rear guard them made no more League Toledo club because upon the record he was Pan-Americans and promises to have ball oftener and harder and of the "Western made all the dif- out of the last hole in a Jiffy. than the millers. They sacrificed ference in the world to the tail-enders ineligible to sign with that club. •rrors May 13, submitted to the Rentz. once the premier second baseman of tome, worked a double play, drew one more yesterday. A new battery, Weighs- and On I Omaha club the world, can't get rid of his fat and has pass and were otherwise in the play. These O'Connell. was Just the real stuff, and the claim of the Terre Haute club for $12.10. been released by Comiskey. things ought to explain why the cowboys the fact that two other players are com- In this case there has not been sufficient time Ban Johnson is urging his umpires to hurry won as as a of language. ing, spurred every man a desperate for a resly. the games, but, under the old rules, the wall column j to haughty ex-leaguers be hurried. John- Ewing, the visiting pitcher, seemed to effort to hold his job. There was not oc- The contesting claims of the Providence won't millers the son should adopt some of the progressive Na- have all the weak points of the casion to slaughter the millionaires, how- club and the Kansas City club to services tional League rules and make his teams play carefully located. Pour hits they got and j ever, just to win a ball game. The score: of John Flournoy was prosecuted as rapidly modern baseball. bad n«t th© young man forgotten where he Dcs M.— r hp c | Col. Sp.— r hp as possible, and submitted to the board for Father and son played against eath other •was in the seventh inning the home team Thiel 3b 2 10 0 McHale c .0 0 2 0• their action on May 1, and I was able to wire in the game between Yale and the Bridgeport row of goose O'Leary ss .10 1 0 Gascon rf ..0 1 00 of club, of the Connecticut League. O'Rourke, would have had an unbroken the unanimous decision in favor Provi- of Yale, is a son of Catcher O'Rourke, of the eggs to admire. Ewlng's attack of rattles Warner If .1 1 1 0 Donahue 0..0 0 3 0 dence to the parties Involved on May 16. time steer the millers McVicker rf.l 12 0 Arthur c ..0 13 0 Bridgeports. tv cured just In to Hlnes lib ...1 1 2 0 H'phill If .1 2 3 0 The national board and its executive offi- Wilmot's colonels are climbing. They are away from victory. The score: O'Con'H 1b..3 3 11 1 Law lb ....0 0 7 0 cers have lost no opportunity to further the winning more than half their games and Mpls. r b pc Kan. Cy. r h P » Lippert cf .2120 I Shea ss .....0 0 2 1 interests of the Western league so far as it improving every day. Balden 1f... 0 0 3 0 Ketchum cf 0 0 2 0 Conwell c .1 1 8 iHSchaffer 3b .0 0 8 0 consideration for the The American League secured a choice lot Hitman rt. 1 1 0 0 Weighs 0 10 could with an equal of rowdies in players it tempted to Jump McCredia rf 0 1 1 0 p..1 1 0 H'sworth 2b.0 0 rights operating the Brashear 2b 0 0 0 llMiiler 1f.... 0 12 0 Whitridge p.O 0 OX of all other members under from the National League. The following OHard'sty 0 0 2 1 ; the national agreement. I believe that the already been out of the game one Cong'lfn cf 1 0 1 ss Totals ..18 10 27 1 '— • jH have put T'nnehlll lb 1 2 11 0 .Bevllle lb.. 0 0 13 0 Totals ..1 4 21 2 \ cases cited will convince you and your col- or more times for dirty work or language: Cockm'n ss 0 0 0 1 O'Brien 2b.. 12 11 •—IS league delays oc- La Joie. McGraw, Geier, Duffy, Griffith, o;Robinson Dcs Molnes 1 5 2 5 0 0 0 0 that no unavoidable have Free- King 8b.... 1 0 1 3b 0 0 0 0 Splrngs'..O in the prosecution of cases in Schmidt. Buelow, Criger, Everett and Kllenow c. 0 1 7 0 Messett c... 0 1 6 1 Colorado 10000000—1 curred' which man. Ferguson p. 0 0 0 1 > Ewing p 2 2 1 0 Two-base hits. O'Connell, Lippert; three- your clubs are interested, and that no com- base hit. O'Connell; double plays, Weighs plaint lies against the national board or its Totals ..3 424 3 Totals ..4 727 3 to O'Connell to Conwell, Warner to O'Leary I officers. balls, by eWighs 2, by Whitridge 8} Minneapolis 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 o—B bases on Wishing you league con- 0 struck out, by Weighs 7, by Whltridge 5} and the Western Kansas City 0 0100111 Popkay. tinued success, I beg to remain, yours truly, hits,•—* time, 1:40; umpire, Earned run, Kansas City 1; two-base - ,—. —N. E. Young, President. Ewlng, Hartman, Miller; bases on balls, by — ."'\u25a0\u25a0"•\u25a0-' by \u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0•. /,- Saturday* Doingrs. Ferguson 5, by Kwing 6; struck out, John Burns a Magnate. Ferguson 6, by Ewing 4; stolen bases. King, Kansas City 8, Minneapolis 2. . O'Brien (3), Hardesty; sacrifice hits, Ketchum St. Paul 4, St, Joseph 3. John Burns, of Colorado Springs, is trying (2); left on bases, Minneapolis 3, Kansas I Omaha 5. Denver 3. to become a baseball magnate and by this Hardesty O'Brien Springs 11, _ , probably Negotiations City 11; doable play, to ! Colorado Dcs Moines S. time has succeeded. to Beville. Time of game, 1:45. Umpire, for the purchase of the Colorado Springs Brennan. Attendance, 4,500. How They Stand. team have been pending for some time and .- have been closed. Burns is Played. Lost. Pet. are believed to SAIXTS BEAT SAIXTS Won. the brother of the Colorado Springs multi- Kansas City 22 16 6 .727 millionaire. There has been a general feel- St. Paul 21 12 9 .571 ing at the Springs since the season opened Ryan's Apostles Get a Game From St. Joseph 21 12 9 .571 that to have the team in the hands of for- people can buy Minneapolis 11 9 .550 making mFastidious Those of St. Joe. ..20 eigners was a disgrace, and not a with absolute satis, Colorado Springs 20 10 10 .500 force the game. Regal Shoes Denver 8 12 of national faction. By a fortunate bunching of hits with ....20' " .400 At & meeting of four members of the Wes- Styles and material are some errors in the fifth inning 0maha..:...... ; 21 8 13 .381 (MINN.) AFTER A HOT VOLLEY tern League, at the Windsor Hotel, last correct. Workman- Jo-Joe Dcs Moines 21 6 IB .286 THE IOWA-MINNESOTA TENNIS SINGLES—LAWRENCE absolutely, yesterday afternoon, Jimmy Ryan's apos- —Photo by A. S. Williams. Thursday evening, consent was given to Billy ship is perfect. The general tles managed to win the last game from Hulen and Tim Donahue to sell their fran- will the most pitched To-day's Schedule. chise and club to John Burns. The approval appearance please the friars of St. Joseph. Maupin P. Chase of Dcs Moines was to be se- No other shoe \u25a0at any game St. Joseph at Minneapolis. of W. critical. a much finer than little Willie Mc- got in Chicago yesterday stuck to them. team and the Willmar Juniors; acore, 8 to whole western league through, President cured at once, and, as the Springs team is price is handsomer or later in and earned a victory. One of the Kansas City at St. Paul. . •' 7.—The first nine of this city will play with T. Hickey. The answer follows: Dcs Moines, the supposition is Gill Denver at Dcs Moines. Clarke Griffith was so busy pitching fine grounds, J. new at that style than the Regal. No other cleverest triple plays recorded was Montevideo, on the home Memorial Mr. T. J. Hlekey, President Western a majority of the league has assented to the . Colorado Springs at Omaha ball that he had no time to "chew the Day. shoe will better satisfaction.- - worked by Crooks, Huggins and Warden. rag," League, St. Joseph, Mo.—Dear Sir: I have transfer. There can be no objection to it, give and for a'wonder was not put out Black River Falls, Wis., May 27.— at any rate. Rebsamen shot a hot liner to Crooks and Players Released. of the game by the umpire. The score: The Invineibles, of this city, and a read in the Sporting Life of May 18 an article he switched it to second, from whence it St. Joseph, May 27.—President T. J. Hickey R H E club of Winnebago Indians played here yes- regarding the feeling of irritation and dissat- Pete Lohinan Blacklisted. THE REGAL was relayed to Werden, leaving Davis of the Western League yesterday issued the Chicago 01000310*—5 11 0 terday, the Invineibles winning by a score isfaction said to exist by the Western league k an- MEN'S SHOES ONLY. and Hulswitt gazing blankly at each following bulletin; Players released: Baltimore 000000000—0 6 0 of 26 to 12. The Indians played good ball against the national agreement na- President Packard, of the Denver team, . went and the nounces that he has caused Pete Lohinan to 526 Nicollet Aye. ? \ other. The score: By Dcs Molnes, J. Rebseman. ..By Omahar Batteries—Sugden and Griffith; Robinson, at the start, but at the finish to tional board. The statements are sufficiently 5. A. Reust. By St. Paul, C. W. Zeigler, McGlnnity and Dunn. pieces. be blacklisted in all of the leagues under Stores in the principal cities.. St. Paul, r hp c St. Joe. r hp c and May local base- specific to have the appearance of being in- the National protection, which includes all Honyman F. Carisch, Buinpus Jones. Reinstated Marshfleld,, Wis., 27.—The Women's Regal Shoes are made * Crooks 2b.. 1 0 3 0 cf 0 0 6 0 signed: By Denver, John Holland. Saturday's Doing*. hall team won from the Wausau team spired, and fortunately so, because it makes of the big and little eastern leagues except in all the popular styles, both - Dillard cf... 0 0 0 1 Flood 2b ... 0.210 in a hot game by the score of 6 to 1. Bande- it possible to reply with directness. the American. Mr. Packard haa abandoned dainty' They are Ryan If 0 2 1 0 Hall 3b 1 1 2 0 Washington 6, Detroit 5. Minneapolis attempting induce Lohman to and mannish...... Saturday* lin and Johnson of were the It is claimed that the Western -league has all idea of to obtainable through the Mail Order Werden lb.. 0 0 9 0 Schrall 1t... 1 2 0 1 Accident. Boston 5, Cleveland 0. battery Attendance, 900. return. In Lohman's last letter to Mr. Pack- C. Bliss 3b.... W lb 0 2 8 1 Chicago 6, Philadelphia 6. Tor the home team. not been protected in the services of players' Department. Address: L. . Brain 0 0 3 Davis ... Pitteburg, 11] Boston, 1. Belle Plaine. Minn., May 27.—Jordan ard, he tsated that he would remain in Cali- & Co., 109 Summer St., Boston, Cogan rf ... 0 0 0 1 Hulswitt 88 0 0 1 4 Milwaukee 6, Baltimore 3. Dlayed the home team here on Satur- Dundon, Houtz, William Smith and Babb. fornia this year so that he might look after Mass. ; 11 Huggins ss. 1 1 4 0 Rebsamu rf 1 1 1 0 in players the board his father's estate. Next year, however, he /~ . . Wilson 1 1 2 0 0 2 5 0 National Standings. American Standings. day. Score. 6 to 6. The game was called The status of these before Catalogue Men-s and Women's c... Doolu c ... the eleventh inning. Batteries—Nolden and are as follows; said he would be glad to come to Denver. of McGill p.... 116 IMaupln p... 0 10 0 ' \u25a0-' year" Shoes sent on application.:.-.. f . ' ' : Played. Won. Lost. Pet Played. Won. Lost. Pet. Jackson; Meyer and Wagener. by There will not be any "next for Mr. In the case of Qus Dundon, claimed ' \u25a0 New York ...... 21 14 . , 7 .667 Chicago 27 19 8 .704 StiUwater, Minn., May 27.—The Ellsworth, Lohman so far as the Western or any of the V' .'\u25a0"\u25a0•-•• J Totals ..4 6 27 3. Totals .. 3 11 24 6 Cincinnati ..25 15 10 .600 Detroit .._ 28 18 10 .643 Wis.. baseball team was on Satur- Kansas City and Grand Rapids, the evidence other leagues under the national agreement Bt. Paul 00004000 •—4 Philadelphia 27 16 12 .556 Washington 22 13 9 .591 day defeated in a ten-inning game by the was collected as rapidly as possible, and sub- are concerned. In view of the dilatory action Joseph city. Young some of the St. 01010001 O—S Pittsburg 14 ' 12 .538 \u0084 19 11 8 .579 Joseph company team of this mitted to members of the national board of President relative to ~...'26 Baltimore Wolf the squabbles players year, it is pos- runs, St. Paul i, St. Joseph 2; Brooklyn ...... ^ 25 ,12 13 .480 Boston 22 11 11 .600 Score. 9 to a May 6. It made the about this Earned 8. for mail vote on rounds Lohman play some team if - Milwaukee 25 10 15 .400 Colfax? Wis., May 27.—Colfax defeated 'delay, each member advising me of sible could with Cleveland 27 8 19 .296 Bloomer yesterday; score, 15 to 8. without he wanted to. Philadelphia 24 7 17 .292 Verdndale, Minn., May 27.—Verndale de- his action by wire. I telegraphed the decision ~ yesterday of the board, awarding the services of the feated Wadena afternoon, at Wa- League To-day* Games. dena. by a, score of 10 to 6, in a len-inning player to the Kansas City club, to the parties "Western Items. Boston at Cleveland. name. involved May 16. Dcs Moines should apply to' George Tebeau La Crosse. Wis., May 27.—The La Crosse for help. He has been sending players to Baltimore at Chicago. Brewing company's Philadelphia at team defeated the Gluek The Houtz Matter. Denver, Colorado Springs and Omaha, and Milwaukee. team, Minneapolis, by a score say Washington at Detroit. of yesterday, In case of Houtz, you sent me a clip- might assist Mr. Chase if he would of 7 to 2. the "please." ' ping and letter from Mr. Beall on April 19, Tebeaujis claims to Jack Flournoy are not \u25a0 Just the COLLEGE BASEBALL saying Houtz bad joined the- Marion club of recognized by President Young, and the fast On Minneapolis Lots. the Western association in violation of bis 'outfielder has been awarded to Providence. Varsity Beat St. Thomas. The Drews won from the Emerson by On April 22 pres- Gus Dundon, the star of the Grand Rapids John reservation Denver. the President E. university school 27 to 1 in six innings. ident of the Western was team, has been ordered by N. Style. The enthusiasts went down to association advised Young report City club. Right want game Day. the Kansas St. The Toozes a for Memorial player the West- to to Thomas last Saturday outwardly cheerful Threshing Machine com- of the reservation of the by Dundon cays never will he go to Kansas and confident, but inwardly quaking just a The Minneapolis ern league. protest has been re- little. pany baseball team defeated the Black Dia- No further City after the shabby treatment received by The St. Thomas boys had a baseball on the Hopkins ceived, and I supposed the matter was closed. him from George Tebeau. Deacon Ellis says \u25bc record which was quite terrifying to con- monds of Minneapolis will fight for Dundon to the last template. The varsity players realized that grounds yesterday by a scorS of 6 to 0. Bat- On April 15, 1901, I sent to Mr. A. B. Beall that he ' they were expected to do or die, and their teries— Odegaard and Johnson for the Min- of Minneapolis a letter from Smith, ditch. jHPHERE is just the right style. about our suits neapolis Threshing Machines, and Harrington William Dayton papers says that Manager Armour work was of the highest order. They also which, If my memory Is correct, inquired B. Beall, of the Minne- being game and Cornell for the Black Diamonds. The has paid $250 to A. 1 • this season, a something that distinguishes won. the final score 4to 2. The will play about his status with the Minneapolis club, club, for waiving his claims to Billy on both sides was remarkably clean and Minneapolis Threshing Machines apolis fast. Black's Beauties of Le Mars, lowa, on Tues- and asked that he advise me fully regarding Smith, the outfielder. He is a favorite of them from . the ordinary, sorts—and they are day, the 28th inst., on the Hopkins grounds. the matter at his earliest convenience. the fans of Dayton, who would not hear of Other College Games. Beall's claims to "Lefty" The Washburn-Crosbys defeated the Min- The next communication was the his departure. Mr. beautifully tailored. There's a wide range of At Cambridge—Harvard Michigan neapolis by score received Third Baseman Babb do not ap- 5, 4. & St. Louis team a of 19 to following telegram: "Omaha, Neb., April Houtz and At Ithaca —Cornell 4, Pennsylvania 14. Saturday afternoon on the grounds at 27.— pear to have been decided yet. prices 7 last Young, League from '\u0084-/-\u25a0' At Providence—Brown -0, Yale 2. Thirty-ninth street and Portland. Nick National Ball Club, Colorado Springs has been awarded Tuck Green Castle, Ind.—Purdue 15, Depauw 5. The Quicksteps defeated the International Washington, D. C.-Wm. Smith, Toledo, Ohio, Turner, now playing at Grand Rapids, in At Chicago—Chicago 9, Wisconsin 8. Stock Food company baseball team by the has our advance money. Won't report. Or- the Western. Association. \u25a0 to At Northfleld—St. Olaf 19, HamUne 7. score of 9 to 1. The feature of the game was der him report. Is now playing Toledo club- $1O $15 $25 Rain stopped the Princeton-Illinois game the pitching of W. Gillis. Personal* of the Playera. Sl2 '»* in third inning, when score was 2 to defeated Golden —Minneapolis Baseball Club." the the The Union Iron Works the always 0 in favor of Princeton. Eagles Saturday by a score of 15 to 12. To which I replied by wire: "Send evidence "Dummy" Hoy demands a room on and a choice selection of patterns at each price. for right to services of Wm. Smith." the ground floor when traveling. His wife The Ganymedes would like a game of with Adkins in Demand. Memorial Day and next Sunday. Address J. Nothing further has been the is also deaf, and they take no chances received from the fire in a hotel. Special H. Morton, B2& Thirteenth street S. Minneapolis club. fiend to The Journal. Mohawks, 8; Yellow Gophers, 2. The Mo- Sammy Crawford, the Nebraska barber, is in endless of new : Milwaukee, Wis., May 27.—Manager Duffy play Sunday on now counted as one of the stars of the big Negligee Shirts, an almost assortment of the Milwaukee club hawks will the Buffalos next The Babb Case. has been making quiet the latter's grounds. league and is playing a swift game. colorings and patterns, includ- C/ $1.50 $? trips to Beloit college in an effort to secure the Each club under the national agreement is Jay Andrews and Jaka Gettman, of the * antina Pitcher Adkins. The Red Stars forfeited a game to ing the celebrated "Manhattans" *1, fr"? Connie Mack was also after Fabers last Saturday by not appearing. The him. It is understood that President Hart play 16-year-old * of Chicago Fabers will any team. Their ** has also been angling for Ad- address is 211 Plymouth avenue N. \u25a0 most display of kina. The largest and tasteful EZfkC and $1l ' The Enterprise baseball club didn't do a Bummer Xeokwear in the city at U. ".. £' thing to the Ancient Order of Buffalos ball ADVERTISERS PROVE CIRCULATION. The Question Box. team yesterday, defeating them 45 to 7. The "Dyed in Wool"—Cockmaa Enterprises challenge any 18-year-old club the did not play McNally, •In w the American- League last season: He in the state. Address Mike 1402 Another Record Which Proves Conclusively the Superiority of The played a few games .with Buffalo in 1899. Marshall street NE. Pete.* W. Ross, Morris Minn.—lf a runner The Plymouth and Bloomingtons defeated Browning, King Co., be on first, \ second or third, and the the Ruby Stars by a score of 29 to 4. 4 batter by a knocks a fly that proves to be a foul and It The Stars defeated the Dumpcarts C. J. GUTGBSELL, Mgr. 7 j fa 4IQ NtCOlkt AY. is caught, and the runner has started for the score of 13 to 2. The Stars challenge any . next base, can he be thrown out at the base 12 or 13-year-old team in the city, the Little from .which he started just as on a fair fly, Indians preferred. Address 528 Tenth ave- Page or, can he trot back to the base as on a foul nue S. grounder? Please give me the number of the The Golden Eagles defeated the Little Spaldlng's Guide. by of C. Want rule in 1901 Rocks the score 1 to Journals - The runner can be thrown out under•••' the Up to date the John Drews have won five circumstances. Section 1 of rule 50 and sec- and lost one game, percentage .833. The Over Its Contemporaries, With Their Sunday Papers Included. tion 11 of rule 51 cover the case- quite fully. Drews claim that they are the fastest 12- Eureka, S. D., May Under the bead of --year-olds in town and would like to add a few "Questions Answered" of your edition of more scalps to their collection. Games can The of Paid Wants Shows What Paper the May 22 I notice that .you hold that a batsman be had by addressing Captain Paul Jumper, Greatest Number hit by a pitched ball is entitled to first base 2117 Colfax avenue S. Telephone S 373-1. under certain conditions. Kindly cite the rule The Fourth Ward Sluggers defeated the Public Wants for Results* covering that point. • Lowells by a score cf 21 to 15; batteries, -Second— is termed, the pivot foot of a Anderson and Brandt, Furlond and Olson. pitcher? Is it the left foot of a right-handed The Ked Caps met their first defeat at the pitcher, or is the matter determined by the : hands of the Crystals by a score of 16 to 8. delivery of the individual pitcher? If it is The batteries were: Crysttls, Miller, La The Following Figures Represent the Number of Paid "Want" Ads. determined by the peculiarities of the pitch- Palm and Anderson: Red Caps, Tracy and er's delivery, must the > pivot foot be kept Wells. the Papers for Last Week. continually in contact the pitcher's plate The Journal Band baseball team defeated Carried by Three Minneapolis with by or may It. be raised at about the time -or the Beldens yesterday morning a score of Sat. Total. immediately after the ball leaves the hand? 9 to 3. The feature of the game was the May 10. Men. Tuas. Wad. Thurs. Friday. Rule 49, as published in the Guide; does not fielding of Spertzel and the batting of Ber- allow 'a \u25a0\u25a0 batsman to - take his base -on . being man; batteries, Journals, Sweeney and ; In the Schlitz brewery you willfind a plate glass room. In it &m» hit by a pitched ball, but there was such a Morey; Beldens. Smith and Wallace. 2261 • fUgf \u25a0 JOURNAL 333 390 327 325 ' City team 580 cooling which the hot beer Above it is an clamor for a reinstatement of the old rule The Flour baseball defeated the Sfi 306 rrj are pipes, over drips. fijYjl Young yesterday by that that President notified all the National Delano team at Delano the \u25a0\M air filter, ana no air comes into this room, save through filter. £S*J League umpires to pass batsmen to first when score of 9 to 7. The feature of the game mzJm No germs can reach beer handled- with such rare caution. kM hit by a~ pitched ball provided they ,do not was the fast infield work of the Flour Times 868 160 211 210 211 205 214 2079 purposely attempt to get in way City boys. Batteries —Dexter and Townsend; the aged, then bottle and seal it, \u25a0 the of the But, we it, \u25a0 y^Lj after beer is filter E££3 ball. '•\u25a0\u25a0 *-. . ' ';' ; Knell and Quinn. ly&fj then sterilize every bottle. *^?g£Sjj BSSkES?^ '. --\u25a0'• Bjiciii The "pivot" foot is the one on which the The Javas defeated the Minneapolis Grays Tribune 795 154 231 230 220 195 199 2024 L_^J We take triple precautions because beer is a saccharine Br*6 pitcher . rests or revolves' when •in the act of yesterday, 17 to 9. The pitching of Spencer, f.Ljj product. Impurities multiply if they get into it. There is no delivering the 'ball, -and naturally may be who struck out thirteen men and allowed between purity and utter impurity. LjjPU/J either the -right, or ;left. i , The position can, only four base hits, was a feature of the MSj/4 grade absolute of course,. be maintained - only momentarily same. Batteries—Spencer and Leppard; Sap Every bottle of Schlitz is absolutely pure, and purity is |p|l in the act of throwing. '}':- Hall and Pierson. " Frieberg's Ganymede team defeated the healthfulness. Your physician lftiows— ask him. Exchange by the score The Journal Ran In 6 Days More Paid Wants than the Other Schlitz, 1209-11 Fourth St., Minneapolis. Minneapolis Produce \u0084 |Sii/ j 'Phone Main 707. I"'*-) I of 15 to l. Johnson struck out eleven men. AMATEUR COLUMN The Noerenberg team defeated the llein- Papers Did In All 7 Issues. In, the Northwest. rich company, 0 to 6. Batteries—Kersten and Jarvey; Martin and Howard. The Want Page has gives results. Ifyou Specials to. The Journal. . The Guiwits & Jones team defeated the Journal's been built up because it The Sauk . Rapids baseball club played. the Wilmot & King team yesterday, the score want to get the most for your money use the Want Page. By read- Cooled Parent nine at the latter's grounds, The being 10 to 5. The Guiwita & Jones would Journal's in 17 to 6in favor of Sauk iWM&SM score was Rapids. A like a game for next Sunday. Address Robert ing it you find that you by using it you willdis- return game is promised. for Sunday..:-' | Lloyd, 2535 Fourteenth avenue S. will others have what want; Aberdeen clearly outclassed Mitchell in the you series -of t ball ; games played last week;' the cover that others want what have. Aberdeeng winning " all three—the ; first)by a Ben Shtbe. of the Philadelphia Athletics, If you can't bring your Want Ad in, telephone it—both lines, No. 9—The Journal willtrust you. Filtered Air \u25a0core of ,'8: to 3, the second by a score of ] wants Matthewson. Willis and "Lefty" Davis 8 to 8, and the third by. a score of 17 to 8/-' barred from the American League as punish- BBma Jasper, r Minn.', May 27.—The r"Jasper - and: ment for jumping their contract*.