Winnipeg Free Press

Monday, August 07, 1905

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 7, 1905, Winnipeg, Manitoba T i Manitoba free August. B Camp wefts cots chairs stools tables. And Baths t inches wide Toldi into a Oul acct Welsh Only 1c pounds. We can also Supply campers Nim Louin Camp cooking outfits Ana of course in Tho Way of s porting goods. Arms co., Ltd. Leg sports show up maroons n s urday s by local team. Saturday s games. At i a Tiki 9. 1. At do Lugii. l 12 at Supel Llor. Ital turks 4, Superior 2. Sunday s games. A of has his troubles two Baso o Dea Arco Home Han Bors struck by. Pow Bosca 2 plays to Mcneice wild pm foes pow at Duluth. First Gume. works 3, Duluth 2. Second game. In Iliili 5. Grand Korka 3. At Superior. Sup Tor 1, Fargo 0. To Day s games. Of n it 4 . Forks at Duluth. Fargo at Superior. Of tills warm August Sun is Fine i for hardening Gfall leads. It to opposite effect on Timon baseball player1. Afternoon they gave a first of Liow not to ploy Tiu Benj by Pic Fry singe. 7h Are excusable and inability to be condoned but when a team Jilves such i for Niico As the spectators toil to on saturday. U is time was done. Hits thuile Oft Green to win i Parne and there were costly us ilium him but in was Moie of omission than those of i that appealed directly to the us of judgment both in the it the Bat waa most appear a Snappy plan Yang characteristic was not in Oil poor Chi Chang was most con of Fouteen hits charged Many should have been i 10 holders. I i int feature of the game Illy fast article of Ball play r Wikston. Once Uliey bad Lead they worked Hoo fiends. -Ui-4 never had us much Chance 111 Tolbo created enthusiasm by i i earned Tim in the first inning. lists were scarcer v Lan in n Hindoo Jungle and any Chance for a run. mis tall embers fell on Green to hands on a plateful of pork and scored almost at will. Rhoy assisted very kindly a to Nel lers. Ludvig carried Oft for the visitors with Tho a four hits in five Oliance. I id three and pc scr and Olson i Mir. X scattered. Were the inns could do with Spe scr. Tho up can in Tho first inning. Good for Tho Only run. Piper second. He was sacral 1 of hard by Howells. And scored on hit. Scored in the second. A Loci in. Ibid Alp and lol Vity both hit hit for two bares to Ludvig. Piper Mado a and Sperry was caught Trio Bippus. Stein ran him Down. Longhty to score the second by Rogers to oat Wood t in Lyle for a run in Tii a third. In Slort. Was sacrificed along Al nil reached third when -1" can of wifely to Host on Garft Zehder flew out to Tucker. 1 the double steal scheme was Noil is doing in the fourth but in the sixth there was n manager Harry Claytor Maroon Leader has found his Posi Tion anything but a sinecure. Plenty. Welder singled and after Sperry Hud f mined. Ludvig beat out a bunt. Lung Ity hit a Texas leaguer Back of Flat. And Piper furl led it All right but made a fearful heave away past the grand stand two runs scoring before the Ball reached the Diamond again. Tie third run came in on Spenser s single. With two Down in Tho ninth the Crooks ran in three More scores just to show How easy it was. Livingstone singled and zolder was Safe on Stein s error. Sperry followed with a Long Fly Turnt Howells just missed getting and both scored. Leak hey and Spenser followed with hits and Sperry scored. Hero arc the sad Dot alls Winnipeg . R. H. . . Piper of. 4 1 1 1 1 1 Howells. Of. 3 0 0 0 0 0 Gatewood. 2b 4 0 1 1 1 1 Tucker. If. 4 0 1 2 0 0 3b 4 0 1 2 1 p Claytor. In. 3 0 0 11 1 0 rotors c.3 0 0 7 0 0 St in. F 301241 a Ron. 0 1 _1 7 totals. 30 1 6 27 15 4 Croo Listii a.. 11. H. . A. E. Olson of. 4 1 2 1 1 0 Schlatter i 3 0 0 14 0 0 Livingstone 2b 5 1 1 1 6 0 zolder. 3b5 2 1 2 1 Sperry. Of. 4 1 1 0 0 0 Lud Vlf if5 3 s 0 la Lihty. So 5 2 3 2 2 0 up closer. P5 0 2 1 4 0 Martin c4 _0. _0 totals. 40 1 14 27 15 0 2 1 0 0 30 0 3 3 Winnipeg i o 0 0 0 0 0 0 earned 4 Winnipeg. 1. Stolen bases Olson Livingston. Piper. Two base hits Spe scr Sperry Gat Wood Mcl Nils. Sacral Flo hits a Schlatter Howells. Bases on Ort Spe scr 1 off Green. 2. Struck out by pc scr. A by Green. 7. Loft on Basos Crookston. 8 Winnipeg. 3. Time of game 1.35. Umpire Anderson. At Tendance. 1.400. Leaders break even. Duluth. Minn., aug. Anil grand Forks played a double header Here to Day before an attendance of Twenty six Hundred. The result was a stand off unwind Forks winning the first game by a score of c to 3. And Duluth win Ning the second by Tho same score. Miller Pitcher for Tho White sox went up in the air in the seventh inning of the first game and hits off him. That was where Duluth lost the game. A two Bagger by o Dea. N Homo run by neighbors. In the second inning and Tureo one-bag1 hits and an error by Varco gave the White sox three More runs in the seventh and the Gumo in the second contest. Score first game r. H. E. Ijuluth000100011-3 10 2 grand Forks 0000 1 0 10 3 Duluth Miller and Mcaleese Duluth Treadway and Leach. Runs. Duluth Lorand Forks. 4 two base hits Ander son Treadway. Varco Bennett Turco base hits. Spanton Home runs. Varco Torst base on balls off Treadway a struck Oul. By 6 left on bases grand Forks a Duluth a double plays. Newman to o Dea to Mcneice wild pitches Miller. 1 passed balls. Mcaleese hit by Nitcher. X Mcaleese sacrifice hits., Treadway. Neigh Bors. Man Clicc stolen bases. New mail. Bennett. Neighbors. Time. 1.60. Umpire. Quigg. 2.600. Score second r. H. Kyj. He Lutali 02 000 03 b 7 3 grand Fork .021000000-3 Al 3 bal Torlos Duluth. Powell and Mcaleese grand Forks. Converse and runs. Duluth. 3. -1 Orelies we still Havo a Good assortment especially in tha smaller and larger but they Are moving rapidly. Some exceptional values in scotch Tweed and Blue and Black Serge suits Are included in this we al30 have a very Choice selection of two piece suits of Irish Homespun and flannel going at lonely prices i i i Cra Vonotto Coats the Odds and ends of our entire stocks Are branded As Lon Eues and Are Selling at 11040, a this Vale affords you an Poppr Tunley to save from valve to ten dollars on suits and overcoats. Duluth 3. Fargo 2. Aus won Ita game Fargo this afternoon after no of fiercest Battles Over been on the local score was 2 to 2 until Tho in nuns when by bunching hits sent a Man plate. Hanson pitched a crack game for Trio visitors while Erickson who twirled for the local team struck out 12 men. Do Ian s Home run for Fargo and Erickson s Throe base hit Wero Tho other features. The score r.h.13. Fargo 00020000000 10 2 Duluth 000002000001-3 9 3 batteries Fargo. Hanson and Stolpp Duluth Erickson and Mcaleese. Grand Forks 4, Superior 2. Superior. Wls., aug. Ander son s band of Ball tossers abetted by hard Luck administered a mild trimming to Tho Superior family to Daj by a tic Ore of 4 to 2. Superior had plenty of men on Tho bases but aside from one Register each in Tho first and fourth they failed to Complete Tho circuit. Dond delivered the Ball seven innings for Tho visitors when Trca Wuy was substituted. The pair wore found for seven hits. Soronson pitched for the locals and allowed nine Safe ones. Tho Forks were hold at Bay for three periods when n Brace of hits a sacrifice and a three bag drive scored two. A run in Tho fifth and sixth each Rondo the total. Score by innings . Grand Forks 9 1 Superior 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-2 7 2 batteries Bond Treadway and Leach Soronson and re play. Summary three base hit Spanton two Bush hits Andorson. Harris bases on balls off Bond 1. Treadway 2, Sorenson a struck out. By Bond 1 Treadway 1, Sorenson 6 double plays White to How Ell. Soronson to Howell French to har ris1 to Mcshann. To to a Stanton sacral Taco hits. A ploy Hinr Hun Jin vie i Louth Icett noses. Forks 3, Superior 9. Time of game 1.3u. Umpire. Quigg. Fast Ball at Superior. Superior wls., aug. Superior fans witnessed Tho Best game of Tho season hero to Day when the Patterson team downed Fargo by a score of 1-0 in nine fast innings. Fargo played another error less game and lost Only because of Tiu a turn effectiveness of Smitti the Superior Pulcher fun Olgan. Who waa batted All around the lot in Duluth on Friday was stronger and was Only moderately lilt throughout Tho game. French recently of Fargo was instrumental in winning the game from his former team mates Liefl hit bringing in the winning run. Score. 1 Fargo 0 Superior 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 3 0 summary two base hit. French on balls Oft Smith 3. Oft fun Olgan 2 struck out by Smith 2. By fun Olgan 2 stolen bases. Mesh inc. White. Dolan left on bases. Superior 2. Fargo 6. Time of game 1.25. Umpire. Murphy. 2041 during exhibition last More Roy Trenco to. Luf Tolo upholstered furniture coverings. Mahogany. Oak Anil wire Frame chairs sofas Daven Brur lounges and parlor suite. Garpet clean re uphold i 8terimq re covering Duluth has four hitters in 300 is. Winnipeg s Best. Aniced to Supply the necessary information. In Hla opinion Many play ers in the United Stales not Only look upon Canada As it a foreign coun try but entertain the impression that it is a cold and inhospitable Region. Cold Welt of Tho Philadelphia nationals had that idea when he Seiil Tatad for some Timo to accept the Otter extended to him. Falkenberg did not like the crowds Over hero he they were too much Given to roast link their own play ers. But in that respect one would imagine baseball audiences Are Tho same All Over. We Iii Tho Homo team wins they applaud when it loses they Knock. Mets Are wanted out. There will be a practice of to lie Meta this evening on the b Lamrock St rounds. Opposite Tho general use Petal. As the August series of the City league will in nil probability to commenced this week. A Bis turnout of play Ort is requested and nil Are asked to to Oil Tho grounds As Jon a Etc b.4.3 As pox Noble for batting and Fielding practice. Sat Uhwat b scores. In Llonel , ,.1 0 0 0 1 0 0 9 1 in rec 0 0 0 0 0 1 40 1 Batte Leuc Aie. and Peltx Gibson Mathe Vilon Ami Bowen Nari. Umpires wine and Emelle. Can Clossu bwitl7 -.8 0 t 0 0 3 0 1 i i i n i n it it ill q and sch Sli Mitchell and Umpire. Klem. At St. Louis first r. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 12 2 i Rill Adelila. .000004002-8 u 1 Batter us Mcfarland and Grady spark. Corr Den and Abbott. Umpire o Day. 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Philadelphia.01006000 0-7 u 0 Batteram can and Leihy Duggleby and Abbott. Umpire. O Day. Attendance 9.coo. At Calcaro Flint chicago1 1 1 0 2 1 0 0 16 0 Boston 000000000-0 7 2 and o Neill Fraser and Moran. Ump Lic John Itono. Attendance 10.000. Of i o i o x f Ulvi Bod ton 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 t and o Neill Wilhelm and Moran. Umpires. Lundren and Young. Attendance. American at new Toroc Host . Now york1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 St. Loula000000001-1 4 3 and Sudhoff and spencor. Umpire Sheridan. Second . New york1 0 0 1 1 1 0 x 6 13 2 St. Louis000000104-6 7 s and Mcguire Pelty and Spencer. Ump Ris. Herldan. At . Boston2 1 1 ex-10 11 3 Cleveland 200002000-4 10 1 and Cruger Moore and Bella. Umpire Connolly. At . Washington0 i 0 1 4 2 0 1 x 9 12 1 4 4 and kill Tredgo Walsh Ami Patterson and Mcfarland. Umpire o Lough Len. At Philadelphia . Detroit 10 9 0 0 3 0 0 0 5 6. 2 batteries kill Lynn and Werner a troll Anil sch Recic. Umpires Mccarthy and Connors. Eastern the president of Tho Northern league has issued his second report on the Bat Ting averages of Tho league players. Vav in n oct shows up poorest of any or Tuo o doa to still leading Tho league with the Handsone perceive ago of .333. Beldor of Crookston. Is Runn no him close. There Are eight players in Tho .300 class four of them a longing to Duluth. Tucket is still Winnipeg s leading bats i and Only for his recent slump. It is in Monk the at Jersey City Jersey City . .107001000-9 14 Are next in order Wotli no compiled up to july 31. And Are As follows ones. . Hits. 68 212 93 a 10 66 22 3m p. Huttson. F a. Nuns ii. A. Erickson. D. 41 Tuc Keni a. 67 a 73 Branton. . 64 .60 a Hon Unhan. . 67 .52 67 o Dea. A. Maer. A. 43 315 s p s s g g Anderson. .68 Ujj f s n 5w 277 273 273 z66 by Repp f. G a s-ett8 f Peterson. . 30 97 2u 2o7 Newman. A. Ujj d.65 m4 61 a. 63 223 64 oat Wood. W. J Pelser. Mcshane. . A. 255., Mehl k 62 i5g 61 -2-o 30 109 m 233 Johnson. 70 m 23s Varco. . 67 217 6 233 Livingston. A. 70 278 6.1 2h Traeger. Of. 67 2m 63 233 Vonesch. 65 233 Orken Khz 528 Walsh. Is 33 221 Ludwyk. A. 61 64 217 Donovan. Of. Iso s3 217 Daker. A. 25 102 22 216 Potts. . 27 94 20 213 nip Ley. 8. 89 274 m 21z White s. 72 2s1 63 211 Olson. A. 61 256 65 211 Claytor. A. 67 200 210 Treadway. O. F. 10, 34 7 3w Caldwell. Q. Of. 66 247 6t 204 Ford. O. F. It n 19 204 Howell. 8. 72 261 64 202 Hanson. 47 169 32 201 Perry. A. 68 199 40 201 French. 65 253 m 19s Howells. W. 64 205 40 Wing. . 63 230 45 181 Severloh. A. 7 21 4 190 by Halter c. 70 243 44 1s1 Mullen. 24 r3 16 1s1 Nowens. A. 64 193 35 1s1 Ai Ouer. A. 35 100 13 Iso Leighty. C. 64 230 41 178 Klupp. A. 15 68 10 us Mueller. .-c.-w 63 33 167 Bond. O. F. 6 la 3 1c7 Bradley. 79 13 1go Jan Lea. I. 43 147 22 140 Finnegan. 28 is n 14s Belgan. F. 21 67 id is Houck. O. Of. 30 104 14 134 Malone a. 24 74 t. Smith. A. 8 27 9 m. C. Smith. 17 60 a 100 Converse. O. F. 23 84 7 m Surenson. 20 63 c 79 Aronson. F. 4 14 0 000 Northern notes. Even magnets looked sad on saturday. Larry Piper s Fielding flirt res must look like a respectable batting average. Deacon White is expected to he hero in time to play in to Day s game. Or. Lamb left saturday to attend a Northern league meeting at Duluth. Bert Stein says Tho i Leaky old press stand is Good enough for him after this. Soh Iatter is about Tho Best first base Man in the league. He can also pitch a few. Mcl Nils just about leads Tho league in batting. To hit .546 in. The 1-Hreo games with the maroons. His Ond hit saturday was a clean two Bagger but to foolishly tried to make third and waa caught 11 Clarkson. Mcauley Walters and Payne. Umpire has Sotl at . 9 4 burnlo0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 t 8 3 and Thomas ill Logan Anil Mcmanus. Umpire Egan. Auto glance at . Baltimore0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 3 c 1 and Byers Mcpherson and Sullivan. Umpire Zimmer. I at .1 8 montreal0 1 0 0 0 6 10 and Shea Clancy and Naub. American association at . Milwaukee a. 4 10 2 Louisville 171 and Bevelle Kenna and Shaw. At . Indianapolis 991 Kaima City 673 Morpin and Zalusky Skopec and Stoner. I . Columbus 8 10 4 Minneapolis a. 244 and Pierce Stovall and Schmidt. At Toledo Host . Toledo St. Paul 684 but Terles plane and Cirk Kilroy and Koonan. St. Paul f ,5 5 Toledo to. 4 12 3 batteries Siaglo and Kull Lvan o Brien. Can Ltd. Kullum and Clark. Sunday games. At Cincinnati first 8 3 Brooklyn. 4 0 0 i 0 0 0 1-6 14 2 Walker and schlep scan Ion and bergen., and Emelle. Second o in left , Brooklyn. V. 0 1 3 and Street Mclntyre and Heller. Umpires a mlle and Klem. Ance. 9.126. At . Chicago i.0 to h 1 0 0 12 0 Boston 0 8 h and Young and Moran. V. At St. Louis . St. Louis000 r. 8 3 philadelphia2 o o 0 1 0 0 0 7 0 and Outdy Corr Don and Abbott. Umpire. O Day. Second . St. 4 0 philadelphia000020000-2 6 .1 and Leahy Nichols and Abbott. Umpire o Day. Attendance 10.600. Eastern at . Buffalo 6 Providence 0 0 7 i 10 2 of i 14 _ and. Mcmanus i mops and Thomas. Umpire Egan. Attend. 7.000. At . 0 0 p 0 0 t montreal0 0 0 0 of 0 0 2. 1 Pardee and. Connor Barber and Rauh Umpire Conway. American association at . Louisville 8 n 4 minneapolis10 10 and Shaw Graliano and Schmidt. At fort . Indianapolis. 7 12 1 St. Paul.11 11 6 and a Luckjr sessions Evans and Noonan. At Toledo first . Toledo 3 Milwaukee 7 u l and Clark Dougherty and second f . Milwaukee 6 11 c Chirk Morrison and Bevitz. Phil Doller and Jack Burtos the former maroons were up against each other in a Keokuk. Iowa league game last Friday. Deller. Hod Toi e bettor of the argument but lost by a 2-1 score in Tho tenth inn Lar. My Glenla work was Agnlin highly Satis factory on manager Caylor Days the Killarney boy. Is one of the most promising youngsters he in a Long and Cio should develop into a Star shiver. A he does not intend to remain in Winnipeg Claytor Haw his lines out for it new third baseman. So 1 Toronto s t Toronto Lions the continued poor showing evinced by the led with Tho difficulty that Ley has experienced in to make Good the recent losses in membership surf tested an to Soma to Tho City. President was at Columbus Columbus Kansas City . J own Wal it and Brandino of the leagues. Won. Lost. Duluth 43 .27 grand Forks u 9 Winnipeg w 36 Fargo it 39 41 Crool Iton of w won. Lost new i d pm Tuburi a Philadelphia a a 60 49 8t Louis t won.wr.cltf w a Montreal american Rel Mobus ill Aukee i Minneapolis St. Paul Nolan polls. Toledo Kansas City 6 43 28 34 14 won. U 63 51 63 48 35 ,31 34 44 i by Vost 35 4 45 60 61 04 495 400 369 pet. 661 Simi 496 472 361 311 Cricket. Wanderers won. At St. James the wanderers won an easy Victory Over the c .p.k. Eleven. Rue Vul Guerera won me Toad and. Smitn. With or. Bond went to the Dai. Crear joked. Muu with tue total a 3. I he next delivery disposed of., Crl Htun. Then the game coca to very slow Over after Over followed Ului no to ninth tout a few recorded. Falve oui of nine of the Glrst scored runs Weru Byea. Or. Bond went to the Bam from a shooting break Back making Turco wickets for ton. Chambers above or Cruz to uie Ott Boundary for three and Bis appearance put some info into the mat ii. I. Avis at Lour thick cat to Cielur who was feud on the break to the leg stump. The Bowling from the North end gut up from the. Matting As t shot up from a Vla it Cracker Ana was dangerous to Tho batsmen. Kuns came More quickly when Hope joined Chambers. The latter waa a Vic Tim to Crerar with another of the Bowler s break backs. The batsman had contributed a most useful when they were badly needed. Julius Woodward was Crerar s next prey. This Mado Crerar s sixth wicket. Hope continued to hit and added 21 to the total before Cie fell another victim to Crerar s bowl ing. Law carried his Bat for 13, the other batsmen dung nothing. Such a score Short As Crerar a record is a Cricket curiosity. Tho first men fell to him and All were clean bowled. Against the respectable score of 76, the railway team went to and from the wicket As fast As they could Hustle. Salt and Davis soon had the eleven out. If or. Byes had not generously Contri buted 6 the total of the , would wive been but 11. It was a Case of a rot setting in. As aeronaut seven of mid batsmen contributed each a bal Loon. Being 60. In arrear the . Followed in. In this essay Lioy piled up 33, but again Tho wanderers Bowling was too much for tile batting and rho c. P. R. Wero Defeated by an inning and 27 runs. The analysis of Salt and Davis who unchanged to rough Ooth inn Ings is Groat. Salt taking nine wickets for 17 runs and Davis bagged eight wickets for 20 runs. Flat inning or. Bond b Crerar 4 t. Smith b Crerar 0. Crichton b Crerar 0 c. Davis b Crerar Rev. S. Q. Chambers b or Cruz 20. Hope b Crerar a. Woodward b Crerar 0 a. E. W. Salt b Lumbert 3 t. Law not out 13 v. Watt b Lumbert 0 r. W. Win Leld b Lumbert 2 extras total Bowling M. 11. W. Crerar 13 2 40 7 Lumbert 14 3 l 3 c. P. inning d. Crerar b Davis 4 ii. Thompson b Salt. Elsworth b Salt 0 d. Anderson not out 4. Smith b Salt 0 c. A Adlaon b Salt 0. Add son b Davis 0 e. Lumbirt c Woodward b Davis 0 Gul Clwell b Davis 1. Forshaw b Davis. Coutts b Salt extras b new arrivals in dress goods still they has us ready come to hand is fair what is to1 consign ments have been arriving daily and Stahl they come the Rich subdued blending of.cof6rs in notice Able Althou Gli plaids and checks and. Inbred a marked Pat terns will be quite fashionable. Tho prevailing style will undoubtedly be quiet and subdued. Soft Wool materials such As Cashmere Henriette and venetians will be in great demand although mohair still hold their own and certainly Nike a handsome unwell As serviceable garment new mohair suiting. In neat pin Dot Small Check and Stripo in Beautiful Ahada of american Blue Navy Blue greens and Browns Bright Silky Fin ish will not crush or hold Duat. A most serviceable material and very qty Lush for shirt Waist Sultini separate skirts Wal ats Etc. Pc Clit value per Yard 60c and 75o new Rex armure suiting. Mado from Puro mohair and botany Wool. Rich Ulley finish Lias air the appearance of a Fine Grado Arturo bilk Only better. In pretty shades of Blue Brown and red. A a Talluh and serviceable material. Sure to be fashion nolo for Ahlert Waist suits roue cd Etc. Special value per Yard some scoops made. By our foreign buyer Black taffeta silk at 39c per Yard you know what a poor Quality of. Taffeta bilk you get for Coc. Well it would not stand comparison with Thea Clearing line our buyer secured. To Hafl is a Beautiful qual Ity soft and pliant with a Hill Plant Lustrous finish. 20 inches wide and will to sold on to Odny at per Yard 5 inches wide taffeta silk ribbon at 19e, this is a splendid Quality and must not to confused with Tho cheaper qualities bold everywhere at about Tho Amo Price. To have a role mild assortment of shades to offer. This ribbon is Worth at least 30 per cent More than we ask for it. Tuesday morning 1 q at ic7c the Quality store the Quality store Total. Bowling analysis Salt Davis. Inning d. Anderson run out. D. Crerar b Davis h. Thompson c Hopo b Salt. Elswort i c win Leld b Salt. Smith o Chambers b Salt c. Add son not out. J. Add son b Davis e. Lumbirt b Davis. W. Gul dwell run out. J. Forshaw run out. Coutts b extras. M. R. 2 7 3 4 w. 5 5 4 4 1 1 d 6 4 g 0 0 5 total. Bowling M. R. W. A. E. W. Salt 2 2 0 4 c. Davis. 9 3 16 St. John s Lead City league. On the St. John s grounds on saturday Tho Home team once More proved a Thorn in the Side of the Young liberals by defeating them by 55 runs. Tho Loung liberals went wickets Flat. And after losing nine wickets or 19. Were disposed of for 36, last wicket making an unexpected stand of-17 runs duo to some hard Bitting by Homer. Tho Bowling honors for St. John s were car ried off by Reynolds Ana i Larnett Botn of whom bowled splendidly. Reynolds was feeling far from Well on saturday and this makes his performance All the More meritorious. The Homo team on going in to Bat soon passed their rivals Ocoro for Tho loss of four wickets and unit lied up with Tho respectable total of l runs. The chief contributors were Moore 18. White 22, not out both very Good innings indeed. White s batting in always a pleasure to watch Hla hitting being hard and clean and he in in up top form now having an average of 35 in City league matches an excellent average considering our Wick Etc. Leighton s bowl ing for the Young liberals was very Good indeed. Tho teams were or ctr Well at full strength. The Young liberals were minus Worthington and St. John s had not Worsley and Coton playing. This Victory places Tho St. John s club at the top of the City league with two matches to play. Tho score inning of Young Liberala. Byas. O Reynolds 3 macintosh b Reynolds 1 Leighton. Run 4 Fox. B Reynolds buckle not out 7 Morrison b Reynolds 0 Baker b Darnell. 4 Rawford b Karnolt 0 Holliday. C Scrase b Barmett 1 Elliott Lbw. B Barnott. 0 Hurner o scrape b Reynolds 12 extras. 4 total m Bowling analysis W. R. M. Reynolds. 9 13 Wright 3c 4 o Barnett. 6 8 inning of St. John s e. Bernard c Morrison b Leighton. 11 c. Brando b Leighton 8 r. M. Moore b Boais r. J. Shrimpton b Lel Citon 0 e. C. Reynolds at. Macintosh. B f. J. Crawford b Leighton in r. O. White not out i. 22. E. Barnett c macintosh b Leighton 7 r. W. Jones c Fox b Leighton 0 a. E. Craso b Byas. 0 l. C. Hayes c Baker b Byas 1 total 91 Bowling o., w. A m. Holl Hlay. W 1 28 .0 a i Byas. Of. 8 l 11 a Blanks in schedule. The withdrawal of the Winnipeg and one of Tho St. John s teams from the league loft Winnipeg and Tho bar Idle on saturday. Worcester s Small score aug 6.-Worcester their first inning against the Aua Rallans to Day. Scored 78 runs. Following on Wor Cester in their second inning scored 61 for live team win. New Tork aug. 6.-by a Floore of 241 toll for two innings th6 a Slung Crick eters from the Marylebone club Oling the picked rpm clubs comprising the Tan District league of Glen la Vang Staten Tho match we Kwh yesterday was even on Uio first inning with the local men just one Ruri in the Lead but to Day the Rob store out batted and out fielded the contest spectators with one wicket Down Cor seven runs when f play was proposed v last evening the resumed t their inning and. Were not t disposed of Henly Rev Lii t 24, Mann b . Just Light the Gas and turn on the faucet and steaming hot water pours from a Crescent instantaneous water Heater Ming no Tho Timo and trouble this saves you. No tank attachment to stove necessary which in practically useless in the summer months. Tho Crescent gives you hot water As much As you want just you want it. Prices Ashdown a Winnipeg when the local men began i heir second inning they were 145 runs behind their opponents nil needed 14g runs to win. This they were unable to do. Parlor player carefully for 23. While Hurd Illch and Cobb were Tho Only other new York representatives to have double figures. Lacrosse. Rapid City wins out. Rapid aug. final match in the Northwestern District series was played in Hamiota on tuesday evening Between Uio Hamiota and rapid City teams and resulted in Tho latter winning out by a score of 4-0. The train was an hour late in reaching Hamiota. Quentlyn it was nearly 8 o clock before Tho match wan started and in Tho Quarter it was too dark to Sec Tho Ball and it could Only to followed by Tho noise it made in striking the ground. The game was fast All through and there was some Good Piny on both sides but Hamiota Seldom had a Chance to score owing to Tho strength of Tho visit ors defence. Tho rapid City Home was also in Good form and when the Ball came to them talc to was generally something Tho first goal was scored by Gardner seven minutes after the face Oft and in three minutes More Burland made an other. In the second Quarter Gardner a cored in ten minutes and repeated the trick in Tho third Quarter in Ihl teen minutes. _ h. D. Mclaren acted As referee and performed his duties in a manner most satisfactory tto All. He was impartial and sent players of both on to the Ince for Short periods Wien he saw any intentional roughness or fouling. A Good crowd was present to witness the game and it waa noticed with ure the absence of Rowdy such Cut him hit him Over the and Thor such phrases which Are too common at these matches. Tho following is Tho line up of the teams rapid City. Hamiota. Murray. Goal. All Shiro Bimpson. 4. Point. S. Walker Point. R. Walker drum Mott 1st defence mock mcneil2nd defence Dattlo htone3rd defence. Ball Richardson rook.1st Home Hunter clay.2nd Home. Fenson burland.3rd . Home. Martin our Blofield captains. Ii. Busier w. . Ireland Mclaren. Beat Sofia rocks Defeated Montreal saturday and put the latter out of the championship race. Tho Scora was Al . Second Quarter mule Tho Mort trea goalkeeper was full in the face. By a fast shot his absence1 demoralised Montreal and five games in close succession were through mule s successor. Souris Hab easy win. Souls Crick com Inlet qua Lacrosse team of fort William was Defeated Here by the team this evening of ,9 to i1 the Ranuro a clean thl Botlon. Of How Lacrosse should be once one Man .decorating1 the Fence Fri a minor time waa t to a and each Eam added two to their Tho second Naif. It the fort will land team Are a anly they would item when they. N Odds usually mean left overs of a past de that have been handed Down year after year keepers. Not so Here i twice every year to take Odds Are picked out As we go put in plies by themselves ticketed at a Price that leaves the Chanco of our paying another season s insurance on them out the question. Visit our basement now. You can buy a whole outfit of men s furnish Ings there at a half Palco our Odd plies. Hyndman Coj clothiers and Fern Ushers to who know Tho Rialto main Street Holland where they play the dutchmen on tuesday evening. St. Kitts still winning. Toronto. Aug. Catharines won of the Island on saturday after Tho Chip Powas. Had showed Tho Way Tho greater part of Tho journey. The final score 6 to 3. Too Cal Powas Wero ahead at one time 8 to 1. The Gamo was rough. This was Tho Only senior . Game of Day. Carman won first. Holland aug. Carman Junior Lacrosse team Defeated tha local juniors hero last night in the of to decide who shall play against Tho Greys of Winnipeg. In final for Tho provincial championship. It was a Nice clean game and the score was 4, w i or. Mcgorrey of Brandon was to return will pfc played at tar Man next monday night. T Golf. Canadian Thor Canadian Champion. Douglas Laird of Toronto and p. R. Martin and w. A. It. Will the Royal Canadian in the for the uiympio1 cup tha Chicago Golf club Thor four each Grent Are entered. Ajo expected to Al Nash Well up. paired with the Western Penn team. Play win holes total strokes to first a tit if univ tha of Tho qualify ing round for Tho championship to Morrow at will be placed i ;