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'•*" ijp tj f I-"* „>*" li "Tuesday Evening, sail xH£ MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. >ily 4, 1905. RANDOM PUMPINGS^ROMWHE |LQWLANDS^)% SI>ORTM Wlverton 3b 1 0 3 0 Malay 2b... 0 4 3 0 the contest which should decide the inheritor of purse and Root received $1,750. Jeffries received Twelve- Hough work and referee very bosj Cannell cf .. 0 0 0 0 Lewis ss ...1 3 4 0 his titular crown. $1,000 for acting as referee. separating men —In clinches. Blow under th4 BASEBALL Raymer 2b.. 2 1 3 0 Gessler lb.. 1 11 0 0 heart and little to the left sends Root to TONKA YACHTS IN •Movnu c ... 0 0 2 0 Bergen c ... 0 3 5 0 A NEW PUGILIST, ;, The effect of the altitude was visible every : THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS. A W floor for the count Willis p ... 2 2 1 0 Strlcklett p. 0 0 3 0 where. Both fighters panted for breath at the conclusion of each of the twelve rounds of stren Both men fought fiercely from the start. Hart AMERICAN ASSOCIATION was angry over Root's infighting in the clinches, B0ATRACE AT DELAVAN, WIS.;:.. Totals .. .10*23 14 0 Totals . . 7 27 15 1 uous fighting. Referee Jeffries found much trou ble in retaining his wind In breaking" the enei- which were frequent. The breakaways were not New York Sun Special Service. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. *One out when winning run was made. CHAMPION-HART clean according to agreement. In the seventh Delavan, Wis., July 4.—A special free-for-all FIRST TBIAL RACE getic pugilists, and five thousand spectatois round Hart claimed a foul because of a blow on race for a silver cup was sailed yesterday after Played. Won. Lost. Vet. Boston 0 O 0 0 0 1 O 0 0—1 yelled for gore, exhilarated aid excited by theth e point ot the jaw after the gong had sounded, noon by the Delavan Lake Yacht club. Tbj Minneapolis ...... 70 45 25 .6411 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1^-2 champagne air of the Rockies. Among the lattei but it was not allowed. Neimann Brothers' new boat Carolyn, sailed bj CLUB BOATS ALL ENTERED IN Columbus 71 43 28 COO Two-base "hits, Wolverton. Dobbs, Gessler; sac He Knocks Out Jack Root in the were many women, who, with vari-tlnted dresses John Holland, was winner after a lively brusl Milwaukee 70 41 29 Round One—Numerous body blows landed by .5SU rifice hits, Dolau, Hall; stolen bases, Delehanty, and paf-asols, gave color to the scene. both, three clinches, both land on Jaw several with F. S. Beardslee's Charlabell, which can* SAIL THIS MORNING. Indianapolis 67 34 33 .307 Raymer; left on bases, Boston 6, Brooklyn 4. times as round closes. Nelthes's round. second. Elmer Stevens' Brownie was third. St. Paul < 70 34 ^ 36 .4M» bases on balls, off Strlcklett 1, off Willis 1, Twelfth Round—Many W/men The decisive blow was landed bv Hart in the Louisville 71 31 40 .4*?7 struck out. by Strlcklett 2, by Willis 5; time, twelfth lound. Root, who was tired but still Two—Root aggressive and does most of the fighting gamely, led hard for the head with the fighting, leading for the body. Three Clinches. ~ JOHN ANDERSON'S MOVE. Kansas City 69 26 43 .377 1.50. Umpire, Johnson. Attendance, 2,000. See the Fight. Hoot takes the honors. , Series of Races Just Begun Will Result Toledo 68 24 44 .353 left, and as he missed Hart sent a terrific right- New York Sun Special Service. Three—Opens with a cllhch. Hart becomes New York, July 4.—John Anderson, the heavy j GAMES TODAY. hand blow to the pit of the stomach. The smack more active. Several clinches and honors even. in Selection of Boats to Try for NORTHERN LEAGUE of the blow was heard all over the immense arena Four—Both men fight at lively clip and clinch Weight first baseman and outfielder let out b) St. Paul at Minneapolis (10:15 a.m.). New York Sun Special Service. and wben Root fell gasping for breath the spec twice. No damage to eithei. Clark Griffith to Wishington, will not play fto Interlake Honors at White Bear— Minneapolis at St. Paul (3 30 p.m.). PEGGERS SWAMP FORKS. tator knew that he would never rise within the Five—Root again forces the fighting and has Jake Stahl. Instead .he may wear a Bostm Columbus at Toledo (two games). Reno, Nev., July 4.—Eight years ago the American uniform before many days are past. l Grand Folks, N. D . July 4.—After losing yes count. the best of it all the way, landing almost at Motorboat Race This Afternoon and Kansas City at Milwaukee (two games). terday's same in the first three innings the heavyweight pugilistic championship of the will but causing no damage. -> Naval Parade Tonight. Indianapolis at Louisville (two games). locals aroused the iie of the spectators by en world changed hands In this state in the four As the eighth second was called Root raised Six—Hart reaches for Root's stomach. Only deavoring to prolong the game, as rain was teenth round of a finish fight. Yesterday after himself on his hands with his mouth open, one clinch Honors easy for both. Lovely Bits of Scenery YESTERDAY'S ATTENDANCE. Seven—Clinch at start and keep it up. Root threatening Winnipeg outplajed Grand Forks noon the title was again decided, but in thedragge d himself to a kneeling position and then May be seen at many of the summej At Columbus 1,200 at every stage and had no trouble in winning, collapsed. His seconds carried him to his cor gets knockdown and Hart claims fonl, which twelfth round, when the lusty right hand of resorts along the "Duluth Short Line 16 to 1. Score: ner, where he recovered in about three minutes-. is disallowed. With a TI ind that promised a fast race, the Total 1,200 Marvin Hart of Lonisville, Ky., bored into the Eight—Hart is fresh, tho bothered by bleed of the Northern Pacific Railway. Fish Fourth of July race of the Minnetonka Boat G F — h p a e Win — h p a e pit of the stomach of Jack Root of Chicago, send "It was a square fight and I have no complaint ing nose. Root active and has by far the best. ing good. Boats cheap. Hotel rate) club started this morning, every yacht flying STECHER PUZZLED SENATORS. Anderson cf 1 3-0 0 Howells cf. 0 1 0 0 to make," he said weakly after he had recovered. Three ar four clinches. mm ing the lattei to the mat foi more than the full reasonable. No more interesting place the colors of the club being entered and de Louisville. July 4.—Louisville batted Hart Varco 2b .15 1 2Gate\\ood 2b 2 1 2 0 "The best man won." Nine—Vicious round. Hart pounds kidneys. Leach c-p . 1 12 1 2 Rogers <* . 1 6 O 0 1 count. Hart a shade the better. in the north at which to spend you] termined to make the contest meuioiable in hard and made it three out of four. Stecher - - - " 0 0 2 Tucker If . Hart sald'that he stood ready to meet all com the history of Minnetonka yachting. Hanahan 3b. 3 2 0 0 Ten—Honors even. Clinching the only feature, vacation. Send for a Minnesota Lake was a puzzle to the visitors with men on bases. Spanton lh-c 2 4 10 Green p 0 0 4 0 The most interested spectator of the fray was ers, barring negioes. Jack Johnson and Joe Gard tho Root gets one on the neck which rocks booklet "E." G. P. McNeill, Cifrj Besides being a regular "club race the event Score Caldwell ss. 1 0 3 1 Johnson 3b 1 1 3 0 the man who saw his pugilistic honors, lustily ner immediately challenged the new champion him. was also one of the five trial races for the se Passenger Agent, 19 Nicollet Block Louisv.— h p a e Colum.— h p a e Ford H ... 0 0 0 0 Murphy ss 1 3 6 1 won and long worn, James J. Jeffries, who, hav Root weighed 170 pounds and Hart 190 The Eleven—Savage blows exchanged. Root drives 1 > f lection of the club s representatives in the Woodruff,3b 14 4 0 Pickering.cf 0 10 0 Gaidner lf-p 0 0 0 1 Itiper rf . 0 1 0 0 ing letired from the ring, consented to referee champion drew $3,250 as his share of the $5,000 often and botb men rush to clinches. Minneapolis, Minn. , -* $*" * races with the 'White Bear yachts which are Sullivan,lb. 211 0 0 Davis.lf 1 2 0 9 T dw aj p rf 1 000 Sporer lb . 1 12 1 0 scheduled for July 19 at White Bear. The Clay cf ... 3 2 1 1 Congalton.lf 1000 Converse lb. 0 3 0 0 boat in each class showing the greatest speed Totals .. 9 27 16 1 Kerwin.rf.. 0 1 1 0 Kihm.lb... 1 12 0 ft Totals ... 7 27 6 S in the five races will be sent to White Bear Brashear,2b 0 6 3 1 Hulswitt.ss. 113 1 as the Minnetonka representative. These races Montg'ery.lf 2 0 0 0Wrigley,2b. 0 3 2 0 Grand Forks 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 — 1 have aroused greater interest in yachting than Shaw,P. ..0 1 0 0 Barbeau,3b. 0 4 3 0 Winnipeg 1 T 2 0 0 5 0 0 1— 16 has ever been manifested at Minnetonka, and Qulnlan.ss.. 1 2 8 2 Pierce.c 2 4 10 Two-base hits, Gatewood 2. Tucker, Anderson, villi mean much to the club The jachtsmen Stecher,p... 1 0 2 0 Hart.p 2 0 4 0 three-base hits Varco. Tucker, stolen bases, have spared no expense in building boats that Leach, Gatewood, Johnson 2: bases on balls, off are expected to develop speed in all kinds of Totals .. 10 27 14 4 Totals .. 8 27 13 1 Green 2, off Gardner 5. struck out, by Green 4, •weather conditions and have no doubt that bv Treadway 3, by Gardner 6, bv Leach 2, wild the Minnetonka boats vt ill return from White Louisville 30200300 0—h pitch. Gardner; double play. Green to Murphy to Bear with the much coveted trophies. Columbus 00101000 0—2 Scorer; left on bases. Grand Forks 7, ^Winnipeg 7. Time, 1-50 Umpire, Quigg "* Interest in the race today centered around the Two-base hits. Montgomery 2 Sullivan; three- base hits, Sullivan. Clay, stolen bases, Wood class B sloops, all of which, with the exception ruff 2, Clay 2; sacrifice hit. Kerwiu; double of the Tlmri^k. have been built at White Bear. plays, Quinlan to Brashear to Sullivan, Wood WESTERN LEAGUE In trial races tbus far the Oriole, H. D Mc-ruff to Brashear to Sullivan; left on bases, C ord s boat, has captured first place, but the Louisville 6, Columbus 6, struck out. by Hart At Des Moines— " R H 15 owners of the Timrlck. Oliver, Pathfinder and 4; bases on balls, off Stecher 2, off Hart 4; Des Moines... 100000200 0 000 1—4 11 3 Terrier went into the race this morning feeling passed ball, Pierce. Time, 1 33. Umpire, Sul St Joseph .. 0100000200000 0—3 12 1 that thev stood an equal show of going to livan. Attendance, 1,200. Batteries—Liefleld and Wakefield; Llebhart White B»ar. and Zinran. The class \ sloons were represented in to WET GROUNDS AT ST. PAUL. day s race by the Wihuja and the Babbie, w ith St. Paul, July 4.—Milwaukee St. Paul game At Colorado Springs— R H E the former a favorite Thus far this season postponed on account of wet grounds. the Loudon brothers, owners of the Wihuja. Denver 30002310 0—9 18 4 eventh Annual Clearing Sale have not been ible to get all the speed out Colorado Springs.. 00010002 0—3 3 2 RATN AT MILWAUKEE. Batteries—Vollendorf and Slssler, Stimmel, of their boat that she is capable of, but the Milwaukee, July 4 —Mllwaukee-Kan«as City past week she has been overhauled and was morning game postponed on account of rain. A Companion and Messitt. The Final Decisive Clean-up of all Odd Lots, Pieces, Part Pieces, Broken hi position this morning to do her best. double-header is on this afternoon. The <"lub authorities announced this morn At Sioux City—Sioux City-Omaha game post ing that, condition* permitting, the second of AMERICAN LEAGUE poned on account of wet grounds. Lines, Ends of Lines and Lines to be Discontinued. It's the sale to which the White Bear races would be sailed this after noon THREE-I LEAGUE The motor and powerboat race was sailed this STANDING OF THE CLUBS thousands lopk forward expectantly and by which they save from 25c to afternoon About seventy five boats had been Played. Won. Lost. Pet At Peoria 4 9 2, Springfield 6 11 2 entered, and ore of the most evcitlng and Chicago 59 38 21 .644 At Decatur 3 10 0. Bloomington 0 4 0 closelv contested races of the season was ex Cleveland 59 38 21 .644 At Cedar Rapids 3 7 2, Dubuque 6 11 1. 75c on the dollar. Commencing Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock pected Philadelphia ... 6 > 38 24 600 At Davenport 112, Rock Island 3 11 1. This evening at 7 30 there will be a grand Boston 55 27 28 491 naval parade, in which all the yachts and Detroit 61 29 32 .475 IOWA LEAGUE sharp, and continuing till Saturday at 10 p. m., the entire store will be powerboats on Minnetonka will participate New York 57 24 33 .421 The hoats will be decorated and illuminated Washington 60 22 38 367 and will maneuver in Evcelsior bay, making St Louis 61 22 39 - .361 Waterloo 2, Marshalltown 0. yours to choose from as long as quantities hold out. a mnenificent evening spectacle. Keokuk 3. Burlington 2. GAMES TODAY. -- Ottumwa 2, Oskaloosa 0. In spite of the rain and lowering skies, there Chicago at Cleveland, two parties. Boone 6. Fort Dodge 1. •was an eTodus to the lake this morning. The St Louis at Detroit, two games. early special trains brought 3,000 people to Washington at New York, two games. the south shore points, and three more trains Philadelphia at Boston, two games. AMATEUR BASEBALL arrived with good loads before 2 o'clock. The Terms Spot Cash, No Refunds, No Exchanges After 48 Hours north shore trains were equallv well patronized NATIONALS DROP ANOTHER. The Viscols defeated the Fairlands by a score Boston. Julv 4.—The home team defeated of, 11 to 0. The winners will play the Lilians Washington 6 to 2, by consecutive hitting and next Sunday at Sandy Lake. brilliant fielding. Misunderstood battery signals The Cedars would like to hear from some account for Criger's passed balls and Washing fast 18 year old teams, local or out of town. Suit Department ~ Wash Goods- ^< VESPERSUlT ton s runs Score Foi games address Harry Asper, 416 Fourteenth Dress Goods Bos — a e Wash — h avenue S Odds and ends, pieces and part pieces We will quote but two lots in this depart Clearing Sale—Remnants, broken lines Belbach rf \ I 1 0 Jones cf .. 1 The Hierholzeis defeated the Fusts by the Parent ss 1 2 8 1 Hill. 3b . 1 score of 16 to 0. The featuie of the game was and lines to be discontinued of this sea ment (magnificent values in both) and and parts of pieces. Silk Organdies, Silk HENLEY REGATTA Burkett If. 1 0 0 0J. Stahl lb. 0 the pitching of Kline for th ewinners They C Stahl cf 0 1 0 0 Anderson rf 0 claim the 14 and 15-vear-old championship and son's most fashionable fabrics in- black let them represent the many other snaps Mulls, Plain and Plaid Organdies, Crepe Grlnisbaw lb 2 16 0 lHuelsman If 0 aie ready to meet any other claimants to the Collins 3h . 1 0 5 0 Mullen 2b .. 1 title For games address C. Hierholzei, 1328 and all colors. Fine Imported Novelty we have in store for you, but which are du Chine, Henrietta Crepe, Woven a;id Unglaub 2b. 1 2 2 OCassidy ss . 0 Marshall street NE. American Oarsmen Score Notable Criger c ..152 OKittredge c 0 Suitings, French Voiles, Twines, Rice not advertised here: Printed Voiles, Silk Stripe Challies, Eng Victory Today in British Winter p . 2 0 1 OTownsend p. 1 Cloths, Etamines, Sicilians, Novelty Shirt Lot 1—800 Wash Skirts, selected from lish Grenadines, Kuroda and Jap Silk, Totals ...10 27 19 2 Totals ...4 24 11 1 NORTHWEST BASEBALL Waist Mohair Suitings, Canvas and Pana about 15 different styles, all sizes and Satin Raye, Mulls, Marceline Silk Ba Water Festival. Boston 0 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 »—6 Washington ..00000002 0—2 JNTERNATIONAL FALLS 6, RAINY RIVER 5 ma Cloths, Nub Sangliers, Silk and Wool lengths, in natural tan, white, black, tiste,' Ohallies, Dimities, Percales, Prints, Two-base hits. Unglaub, Criger, Townsend; Rainy River, Ont , July 4 —Rainy River met sacrifice hit, ( olllns; stolen base. Winter; aouble defeat Saturdav in one of the hardest-fought Fancies, Crepe Cloths, Granite Cloths, brown, blue and fancy mixtures; not one etc., all divided in four lots— 53 Henlej. Kng , July 4 —Brilliant weather, a plaj. Hill to Mullen to J. Stahl; bases on balls, games of the season, losing to the International Figured Armures, Plaids, Checks ami has sold for less than $1.00 and up to Lotl-E_ Lot2-||1^ Lota-llll. Lot4-|fti*^ great attendance ashore and afloat and fair row off Townsend 2; sfuck out, by Townsend 1. by Falls team In ten Innings by a score of 6 to 5. Worth SIC Worth QoR Worth l/oR Worth |Hfi lnc condition1* markPd the opening of Great Winter 6, passed balls, Criger 2. Time. 1 23. The latter had the best of the argument in thj Stripes, from 1 to 15 yards, divided ui $1.98. All bunched in one lot and yours Ww w w 1 ,W Umpires, Kelley and McCarthy. Attendance, start, but in the ninth the local team tied the 15c,yd. 25c,yd. * BOcyd.f** * 76c,yd, I|si Britain's annual water festival. Outside thf 7,066. grand challenge cup in which the Vespers of score. The Falls team made one in the tenth, three great lots, viz.: (as long as they 7Qr while Rainv River was retired in quick order. Philadelphia, Pa and the Belgian crew weie PHILADELPHIA BLANKED. competing tlieie was little of interest in the Batteries—Doty and Holler; Raasch and Fiejds. Lotl— to last), each, f ' «Fls Drug Dept. 3 regatta. New York. July 4.—New York shut out Phil Worth itf Straight through this department has tne *• adelphia in the first game of the present series JACKSON 2, EASTON 0. " * $1.00 yd.. I8c;5f&M»yd. 38c $&*> 59c Lot 2—Tub Suits|—A yety special assort The racing stilted with the first heat of the here. The visitors at all times were at the Jackson, Minn., July 4 —The Easton nine was ment of two-piece Wash Shirt Waist blue pencil gone, and all odd lots, broken grand challenge run In which the Leanders. 011 mercy of Orth, and only one of them reached defeated here by the Jackson team by a score whom the British pin all their hopes of retaining second base. Score; of 2 to 0. ' lines, etc., have been gathered together the trophv in England, won practically as thev Linens and Whits Goods Suits; beautiful, stylish, cool and service New Y — h p a e Phila.— h p a e liked from Jesus college. Cambildge. The Bel FAIRFAX 17, CAMP 0 able ; lots of them worth (and sold regu for a grand cleanup: Combs, Hair glan*. won an easy victory over the Thames Row Dougherty.lf 3 3 0 O Hartsel.lf.. 0 0 0 0 Clearing Sale—Remnants, broken lots, Keeler.rf... 3 10 0 Hoffman.cf. 0 3 0 0 Fairfax, Minn., Julv 4 —In a one-sided game Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Perfumes, ing club Elberfeld.ss 14 3 1 Davis lb... 0 10 2 0 the local team defeated Camp by a score of parts of pieces .and slightly soiled goods. larly at) $3.50. All grouped in one lot Then came the big event of the day the heat Williams,2b 0 0 5 0 Cross 3b-r. ..0230 17 to 0. Perfume Atomizers, Toilet Waters, Table Linens, Napkins, Doilies, Mexican at one small price; ^fel 4*1 €¥ for the grand challenge cup. in which the Ameii- Chase.lb ..190 0 Seybold.rf.. 0400 Manicure Articles, Soaps, Talcum cans led all the wav and defeated a strong Cam Yeager,3b.. 12 0 0Murphy,2b FOREST CITY 8. EDEN VALLEY 4. Drawn Work, Towelings, Towels, Em your choice *P • • *F^F bridge collegiate crew All anticipations legaid Fultz.cf 12 0 oKnight.ss. Eden Valley. Minn.. July 4 —Forest City de Powder, Water Bags, Fountain ing todav's heats for the grand challenge cup McGuire.c .0500 Barton c. feated Eden Valley at the latter place by a broidered Waist Patterns, India Linons, WATCH FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCE weie thus fu'filled except that Christ college Orth.p 0 13 OSchreck,c score of 8 to 4. Syringes, Mirrors, Tooth Powders, gave the Vespers a harder row than expected. Henley,p. Persian and French Lawns, Fancy Mer MENTS. A slight wind towards the Berk«» shore gave the LAFAYETTE 15. KLOSSMER 2. Sponges. Chamois Skins, etc., etc., in four Totals 10 27 11 1 "Lord. .. Lafayette, Minn., July 4 —The Lafavette team cerized Waistings, Poplins, ^Grros Grains, Americans, who had.the Berks side a slight ad defeated the Klossmer team in a one-sided game vantage • Totals ... 3 24 13 1 Handkerchiefs good lots, viz.— -^ bv a score of 15 to 2 Battery for Lafayette, Voiles, Oxfords, Eoliennes, Epinglines. Lot2- Vespers Well Away. •Batted for Henley in the ninth. Mead and Abrahamson. An odd lot of ladies' embroidered and Lotl—"g_ IA^ Lot3-l||_ Lot4— Oll^ New York 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 *—3 Cambrics, Long Cloths, Muslins, Pillow worth h The \e>*pers got well away, led almost inime- BISCAY 2, GLENCOE REDS 1 " hemstitched handkerchiefs, about 12 doz. to 20c. diatelj and at the quarter distance were moie Philadelphia 00000000 0—0 Glencoe, Minn , July 4 —Biscay defeated the Casings and Sheeting^. ' DC re IIIC ™* IwC Eg* OW Two base hit, Dougherty; three-base hit, than a length in front, while at the half-way Gletfcoe Reds by a score of 2 to 1 The feature 2 in all (slightly soiled in showing) the post the Americans were leading by iH\. lengths. Dougherty; sacrifice hits Keeler. Elberfeld, of the game was the pitching of Vaughn for the Lotl. C—. La* . IA« LotS. AB. Lot4. B||A Boys' Clothing J At that point the Cambridge men made .1 splen Barton; stolen base. Elberfeld; double plav, winners Batteries, Vaughn and Holms, Jung- worth nC worthing* worth/QC worth QUC real value of these handkerchiefs 4 fhg\ Williams to Elberfeld to Chase, left on bases. claus and Baker. W W did <-purt and steadily overhauled the Pbiladel to 15c WW +_OA_HWW f„»8,«W» tnS.1 K0 " Odds and ends in Waist Blouses, Shirts, phians until there was onlv a length between the New York 8. Philadelphia 2, bases on balls, off is 25c; you may have them at... • ^FO boots The Vespers' stroke quickened, the crew Henley 1, struck out, by Henley 3," by OrtU 5 Men's all linen hemstitched handker Tams, Overalls, Caps, Knee Pants, Buster gainelv responded and the Americans completed a Time 1 45. Umpire, O'Laughlin and Connor. Camera Department punishing fini«h with the advantage of a full- Attendance, 5,000 chiefs, upwards of 10 dozen; worth 15c Brown, Norfolk, Double Breasted Two- boat s length in the best time of the three heats ON EYE OF BATTLE Odds and ends of Photo Supplies—Cards, Piece, Three-Piece and Long Pant Suits; Both crews showed the effects of the sharp strug NAPS-BROWN GAME POSTPONED. to 20c each; your pick, this 4 A A gle St Louis. July 4 —The game scheduled for Albums, Folders, Photo Paste, Developer, worth straight to $10.00, divided in five yesterday between the St. Louis and Clevelanl sale ...... x llFO The urst heats were decided as follows. NEARY IS REAL HERO teams was postponed in order to permit both etc. Classed in three lots for easy selec lots— Leander beat Jesus college, Cambridge, by a teams to reach Detroit and Cleveland respective length and three-quarters. Time, 7 minutes 26 ly in time for this morning's games. \ tion,-as follows: Millinery Lotl-fcC AC Lot2-AI) AC seconds Special to The Journal. 1 The Belgian crew beat tie Thames Rowing Butte. Mont.. July 4.—Everything is in readi Lotl- M- Lot2- ^_ LotS- Clearing out many lines of Hats of all club easily. Time 7 minutes 16 seconds values AC values f IS values SS8.W-W © ^a^-.wD ness for the two fights scheduled for today be to 40c. He The Vespers beat Christ college, Cambridge, NATIONAL LEAGUE tween Herrera and Neary and Buddy Ryan and to 10c.. kinds, both in trimmed and ready-to-wear Lot3-©| AC Lo^-JIKjk LotS-lE-fc by a length Time, 7 minutes 12 seconds George Herberts. Betting is brisk, with Herrera styles, at prices that probably will never worth AI.DO worth fliQG worth IOC and Ryan favorites at odds averaging 3 to 5. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. to$3..™iiWW to98c^Ww t»89c..lw,p Played. Won Lost. Pet. It is expected that both bouts will draw immense Silks be duplicated; for instance: We are clos New York 68 49 10 721 houses, as there are no other attractions set for All odds and ends, broken lines or lines ing out a line of ready-to-wear Hats com Pittsburg 68 41 27 .603 today. SAYS STAGG IS Philadelphia 65 39 26 .600 Yesterday at Gregsons Springs Neary entered to be discontinued, part pieces, etc., in prising a number of the newest and pret Jewelry Department : Chicago 67 39 28 .582 the hero ranks bv saving the life of a little ghl Cincinnati .... 66 35 31 530 who fell Into a pool. Two little girls entered a cluding best quality Wash Silks, Satin tiest designs worn this season; they are Clearing sale of odds and ends in Silver St. Louis 66 25 41 .379 building which at the time was deserted and Foulards, Pongees, Swiss Taffetas, Louis- worth straight to $3.00—your CAp ware, Jewelry and Leather Goods. The AFTER NOTORIETY Boston 66 20 46 .303 while peering into the water one fell in. Neary, Biooklyn 68 19 49 .279 who was passing on his way to the hotel from ines, Black Warranted Taffetas, Warp choice this sale vVv assortment consists of Neck 'Chains, GAMES TODAY. his training quarters, heaid the cries for help. He rushed into the building and plunged in just Waist Sets, Cuff Buttons, Stock Pins, Yew York Sun Special Service. Cincinnati at Pittsburg, two games.fl Prints, Plaids, Checks, Pin Stripes, Crepe Trimmed'Hats—Closing out a number of New York Julv 4 —Regarding the statement St Louis at Chicago two games. in time to grab the child as sh^was sinking for de Chines, Jacquards, etc., arranged in odd Hats that have sold earlier in the sea Lockets, Hat Pins, Collar Button Sets. •f Coach Stagg of Chicago university that the New York at Philadelphia, two games. the last time. It took an hour for physicians to Sterling Silver Thimbles,^ Combs. Hair, conference colleges will accept the discus record Boston at Brooklyn, two games. resuscitate the little girl. three splendid lots, as follows— son up to $5.00 and $6.00—arranged iu of Garrels despite its rejection by the A. A. U., Hat and Stick Pins, Bead Chains, Shirt James L\ Sullivan, chairman of the record com NEW YORK HAS A SNAP. Lotl— two lots, clearing sale prices QQf* mittee of the A. A. U.. said. Philadelphia. Julv 4 —New York scored an KID McCOY BUYS RACEHORSES val to $1.00 IsIC value to •iHfi value to Oafi $2.98 and «F©t# Studs, Belts, Rings, Silver Plated Tea "Stagg is looking foi a little' cheap notoriety. «"asy victory ever Philadelphia yesterday. Dah- yard • W *» «1 OR „*-* W W *P *1 KO «r.WI W W " spoons, Butter Knives, Cut Glass Salts It is immaterial to the A. A. U. what stand len was put out of the game in the ninth inning He and His Fiancee See His Thoro- A line of handsome Straw Braids is also the conference colleges take with regard to Gar for disputing with the umpire, and Managers and Peppers with sterling tops, Bracelets, rels* record. If they are willing to put a fake Duffy and McGraw and Catcher Bresnaban were breds Detrained. included in the clearing sale; they come ordered off the grounds for spouting from tho Wall Paper and Paints Waist Sets, Fancy Sifk Girdles, Napkin record on their books, nobody can stop them. bench. Score New York Sun Special Service. in all colors, worth to 30c and 35c Cp This discus of Garrels was correct in weight, „New York, July 4 —Ten thousand five hun All remnants and small lots, from six to Rings, Sterling Novelties. Fans, Frait N. York a e Philadel. hp a —your choice 10c and .. w v but wrong in shape, and evidently made to suit dred dollars' worth of thorobred horseflesh ar fifty rolls of a kind, in three lots for v his special knack in throwing. The A A. U. Browne rf. Q (i Thomas tf .. 13 0 0 rived at Sheepshead Bay racetrack today con Stands, Cracker Jars, Bread Trays, prescribes how the shot,- hammer and "56" Donlin cf . 1 OGleason 2b.. 2 1 5 0 signed to "Kid McCoy." The lot comprises quick selling— shall be-shaped, how the pole for vaulting shall McGann lb 1 O Courtney 3b. 2 1 0 0 broken Tea Sets, Crumb Trays, odd Can Mertes If . 0 0 Titus rf .. 1 2 O 1 four choicely bred 2-year-olds from the famous Underwear be made, and it is the same way with the McGrathiana farm in Kentucky owned by Mil Paper with 9-in. Paper, with either Paper,thebestparlest oar- dle Sticks, Bon-bon Dishes, Leather Bags, Dahlen ss 4 O Magee If 2 1 0 0 border, width border. 1* — lor designs, discus, but when some genius appears with a Devlin 3b. 2 IBrsfield lb. 1 12 1 0 ton Young, the famous breeder. Children's white Balbriggan shirts, in all special discus that gives him an advantage over McCoy, his fiancee, Mrs. Ellis, and a merry worth to 10c, worth to 15c, TIC worth to Umbrellas, etc., divided for quick selling Stiang 2b-ss 0 2 0 Doolin ss ... 0 1 8 0 roll 3c roll. 35c roll. I0e sizes, a comfortable, cool, well-fitting gar another man, the A A. U. always refuses to Bowerman c. 2 1 ODooin c ..0 3 1 0 troupe of friends came from town early in Mrs into four lots as follows: accept his record. If these special weights and Taylor p ... 1 1 0 Abbott c ... 1 2 0 0 Ellis' new imported Mercedes autocar. Mis. ment, worth 25c anywhere, this 4 O A Ellis, elaborately attired, saw the baby racers Lotl. K" Lot2, |AA Lot8, AE^ Lot*. AA. contrivances were allowed to go the A. A. U. Gilbert 2b.. 0 0 0 OCorrldon p.. 0 1 2 1 values OR values IIIC values /QR v«lu«s 9DI» record list would soon become a farce. detrained. McCoy is going in for racing on an sale \ • "7* Ww iWw Ww ,r,rl extensive scale. Embroideries to26c.. to50c. to$L00* tofl.00 * "Garrels' record will not be accepted by the Totals.. .11 27 12 1 Totals .. .10 27 12 2 Ladies1* white jersey, ribbed union suits, A. A V Neither will it receive the official rec Two heaping tables full of odds and ends ognition of the English A. A., or the Australian New York 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 1—0 made with low neck, tight knee or um Picture Moulding;* , A. U. This is a case where Stagg's bluffs don't Philadelphia 00010000 0—,1 in insertions and edgings from 1 to 6 go;" Left on bases. New York 6. Philadelphia 6, brella style, lace trimmed and sleeveless, Odds and Ends of low, medium ancT stolen bases, Mertes 2, Dahlen, Devlin; two- yards in length; Nainsook, Swiss and you might pay 45c for these else-OO^, base hits, Mertes 2, Abbott, double plays, Dah Cambric, none of the lot worth less than higher price mouldings being closed out len to McGann, Dahlen to Strang to McGann, where, but here ^%9\M struck out, by Corrldon 6, by Taylor 6, bases 25c, and a number worth to 50c per at clearing sale prices— on balls, off Corrldon 4 ' Time, 2 hours. Umpire, Lotl-A^, Lot2—"|_ LotS-lC» Lot*- AAA MISS SUTTON TO Emslle. Attendance 13,092. «> Worth Alt Worth f ft Worth IQC Worth 26cX|JC yard; your choice in two lots; 46^ ,Pw ,Ww lp Gloves 6cfoot 10cft.. " ** 20cft. and8«cft.™" REDS HAD 'EH SCARED. first lot 19c, second lot • **t* Ladies' silk double tipped guaranteed Pittsburg, July 4 —Three hits assisted by an Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss Flouncings HELP AMERICANS error gave Cincinnati the lead In the third In-' gloves, black, white and all col- ORA Hosiery' -•••* nlng and Pittsburg had hard work to overcome and Insertions in widths to 18 inches, con *'A large lot of children's 1-1 fine ribbed it. Score: ors, Regular 50c values, per pair.^jf^w New York Sun Special Service. a n d u, - 'Sllld Cin.— _h pa e stituting a splendid assortment worth and lace hose (seconds), worth as" first New York, July 4 —Great interest is being Clarke If . 3 3 0 OHuggins 2bf 0 2 from 40e to 75e per yard; «5 ABA quality goods from 25c to 35c "4 Aft ! taken in lawn tennis this week because of the Beaumont cf 0 2 0 0 Barry lb ... 0 12 Ribbons - Clymer rf . 1 J 0 OOdwell If .. 1 this safe *WU per pair; this sale • ^Jw great international contests which will be held at Wagner ss 5 3 0 Seymour cf 1 Odds and Ends—Hundreds of yards, all t the Queen's club. London, In which five nations Howard lb 7 10 Corcoran ss» 0 Ladies' Hose—consisting of navy blue, —the United States. France, Belgium, Austria JklcBrlde 3b 1 0 2Sebring rf . 1 kinds and colors, widths from 3 4 f%g% and Australasia—meet in a pieliminary tourna- Kltchey 2b 0 3 OSfnfeldt 3b. 1 Laces and Veilings tans, blacks, in fancy lace stripes, ribbed men to decide the right to challenge England for Peltz c ... 1 2 OScblel c . 1 to 5 inches, worth to 25c; a yard. • " V" the Dwight F. Davis international challenge cup. Carisch c . 7 0 0 Harper p .. 0 An odd lot of ready-to-wear veils, which tops, polka dots, etc., the real value of Advices from London indicate that interest in Lynch p .. 0 2 0 these goods is up to 35c per *
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