JAtgwi OrawtlH t* n*r la - . ' ddnit*.Hampton *s ball tossers mtodt * sor-fy showing against Algona'5 high class artists At the fair grounds Monday. The visitors could neither hit nor field and the score was 10 to 3 against them when the game was called at the end of the seventh inning. Hoy Bates, who was one oi the steadiest men on the Algous team three years ago, pitched for the visitors.hat- the work of the men behind him was hopeless. Holland ‘pitched for Algona.The farce of Monday was repeated the next day, the Brownies again win-1 * ning in a walk by a score of 10 to 1.* Algona pat up brilliant game in the field and made it unnecessary for Horn to exert himself. Robinson went behind the bat and caught a fair!j game, while Johnson starred at first, j Barton made a fine running catch of a foul.The Brownies play at Hampton today. From there they go to Illinois, playing at Sycamore and Dixon, and arriving in Chicago on Sunday, when they will begin a series of seven games with the Union Giants for the colored championship of the world. Two of these games will be played in Des Moines.The Algona team is in great shape and is putting up a much faster game than during the opening series. Sioux Falls remains the only team that has been able to take a game from the Brownies this season.11mtt w r% TtvmrirfcTinmn ^ lt;