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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17

There were five hundred and twenty
nine births in Des Moines county last
year.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
The Big Stores Hourly

OK ! Table We have divided
Ecu our Muslin Underwear
into A lots and have placed
all our SOC Gowns, Drawers,
Skirts and Corset Gov. OK
ers in one lot, choice for AoO
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17

QOo Table contains a big
OCC line of SIC, Csc and 75c
Muslin Gowns, Chemises,
Skirts, Drawers and Corset
Covers, choice of this QOo
table. tor. j. -. 80. OCO
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17

From Wednesdays Daily.
The $1,000 prescriptions on file Al
the Gephart drug store, covering {
period Of twenty years, will now be
permanently found at Sargent's.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17

Grandpa Chambers, who has been
very ill at his home, 210 South Schuy-
Ter street, is reported to be no bet
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17

= 81 = = s''e75sso1 ~
Mrs. Maude Davis departed for Seat
tie, Washington, yesterday afternoon
TO spend the summer with relatives.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

Z /. ..
y .
speed buy badly the -ash Glen how c"ri strong after running h'i
r7,,G. ST. ians
SO rr rurs, % atea-o!l. snfe:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
tbHEEET AND NeCOY CLASH
TWO Puc< Nearly Come Together IN
The Formers saloon.

Z tsfIl't Eltt SPECIAL
, NV York, July 2..-Thcre WIS an inter-
cs,ing scene N Jim Corbetj's cafe tonight.
In which "kii' Mccoy and the former
heavy-weight champion figured rs the prln-
. C-pIlS.
Interference on the part of John Consi-
! inent prevented a r4usn-and-turnhIs fight
art.
In fact. Corhstt had syrtIng his right for
M''Ay jaw when COrsd.sle pulled Cor
IL % aside. and friends Ushered the HOosier
boxer out On thu sidewalk out Of harms
Way.
The set-to was the outcome OF Ill-feel;ng
That has existed between the men for some
time. Co belt accusing Mccoy Of looking
for cheap atvertisiag by announcing that
ever. Cen.ed this repeatedly. but Mccoy.
when among his friends, insisted that the
mattel, was ClinCEed.
N coy was ouC Tor a stroll with n few
friends this evening. whcr he stepped into
Cor1cttS place TO have drink. Corbett
was in the re- ~ IT the tim. ami Mccoy ap-
preached with his hand extended in greet
fu4.
You're fine CIV" said the ex-chan-
pipl. as he Siarrl At Mccoy. why are YOU
going around uiu;iing by telling everybody
to have our bead punched off''
'liin't Ncu promise me / nlatch2-' asked
t." KID TervpUsIy.
without another word Corhett made a
lead Win his left, which went wide
M't-uN was lei out before any harm VIA
done. and the crowd -as indignant because
the inpent'ES clash was prevented.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
LENNY SEIZED WITH CRANE.
For Twenty Rounds He Held His Own
With Gardner

New YORK., July 2I.-CsCdr Gardner. the
Omaha Kid and Eddie Kenny Of Pnil.drl-
Ihid boxed twenty-one rounds at eaten
weights before tte Broadway Athlete, Club
Tonight and i-eury :ei; il the twenty-lirst
round from the effects of "a severe vramp
which rendered his right les useless
.GordTsr vas anu1 uucc-I the winner. Gard
nei Weighed IL 1T l2.'z pounds. L-n1y all
not 90 on the scales. hut owned up IL
Weighing rs bounds
Tue TWO boys We're matched To %, tva-;-
ty-ive rounds. and the baJIie would Ger
taiTiy lave zone the limit had not tht
cr,.tgp disabled tEp Fhil-dclphi4r. v no. ~,
10 tEe tim. %! his Uisilap. was giving Gard
Evr Us good a. ht got.
f-tAuE used ms legs TO Cood ADVANTAGE
anu Eardasr bad u follow HIM fTsqu nifty
AROUND tnc ring. IcEry used both HaIis
sW aging for the n. sd. and landed irelueu/
~ with tCh-lensth swings. Gai duoi x -;
visited LcEuy-- stomach fT.qJl, ntiy I'D
these blows hail the eject IL stop { the
Ehiadeiphlan, Rus only m1meu;.riiy- tie
succeeded in cutting both Of Cssi.'- -.
and N the tenth round G5Ttine. b:ei from
the mouth. /. was q tiresome bout to.garJ
the naish. and Gardner did not epEesr 20
advantage AZ an: stage.
The sudden cad NJ o; the bout by Il Crdnip
IN the Lex was novelty. IL its Way. and tn
major Is of those VINO S.w LcEny fan VIII
his ri-ht leg stiffencl ont in front Of h.m
thought that Ac mad 0TaHchei his ankle.
The betting was TO ia 20 on Gardner.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
tItH STiNDINE.


u .
! 80 49,, -,.or1
| yin '''. '.'i'' ''" an.
J ~ '|''E ""~ '"' A'''.'' "'''''.''-
, t-ifN. rat ""n-"T, rather. the ''ii-i'''iS
: c-5-i'r1use ~ was substituted FOR JACK
: Pow, u in .lr third inning
Tn, ...,,,.,.i,.,. ,,.,,,..;-,-- ,,r,cIi,-I+f.s
/ ''-'H ..
: ceased forthwith. They had taken Eli"iN
3 Z, I44.ye-'s vy..'-.tssGrt. u Tar.tb1lae ard but
, -, ,...,, ST.. t,f..t,,.~ t.,. 49,, T,,-.,-,-
/ " " 49, ~ Wv
! "Ui NatiH'" IN IN" hrS; inning. ana fri~"G-
. ai1" ,rIars DIS. DAILY and Cross I'm the sec
49, ~, -, -, -, 49,.
''d' the Bro. A'y; e.'m'at w"n"i me
. established s.t"i''. G-Hiirdp !a; lead
. T.le.t.l rlf-.L his -rftgrtr- ut The ri-ht
&c.. - 60 -. -. -, =. ,..-
. '-ii''. as .vu' iid'" III" "rDN s'"E'' ~ t-S
first Nv" innings and en-" in the third, when
! Tru-.s- -o X I'D IN. ltfl
I =. -. ,.,..r., L., $50. .,..t,~
into. T,re,G 3:i ne, val. for the side TO
ir rrrivr5 -. ru-a vii .f-f,. ,,ny.t. I..-
,...... g.. I,.I -,,,,,' .,,.,r-.,,.c g., ,E, bi.-
,r. =. -, -, - =. t,,-.i
. '''- even ct .I'i 'l' ''9-, We '..''.'-
.'-a ""- 'r COZ rs @h ir" th'S,' ara
lee i..t asstgl speed. >T,eH.,rd s;r..CE eat.
I.ji...: a." sit. with au the corners vcC--
Ir.f. au' Ea o.d n,t come within - foot af
....;f,. ~trh o. .,yI. II, TN. three Wei
,..- .--.-.,-. ~, -. -
i,,.. .,.-,.! ~ - ,..,.r.t ,-.,,,- go, .-
".'' .'' '''f'H lii-'h- "H" ~
Z" H." --"-' only 'nIcr Nt,r TITS were mao"
hE tTs locals. h':'y. farrr!i AMI Dunn
w'r, M. authors - - e.. .C,p-auIi-E fl.nt-
kit-o.l who start q 10 u.tr,: for the T,r1.N-
I.-re m. In f...l,. ma n4-,, ,rtC ,..iie,..d
H.; - -, - - " 3! 10, =,
.'' zee '.' ~ va, .'N'''' '''t - 90 '.i'
49, 80 i''' '.l1l ~ IRE orr 81,
Il. made. two ka.r-sai~iae stops and grabbed
i"w liner from >hr, i.prd's bat in tho ninth
that Gem, VITA sr,h velocity that the eaten
csss,,. HIM OF hi- ias.. Mugs might have
chance. Ia had br; iurva. and th'>- were
terrific drive Ee~rc-. De l'l tEc team AZ
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

number OF gert:cman. Including Ar. \. =
,'ass1r;. Ir-.iI,nt - the l'erl'.t .Fanlt
i;Hilro;;d: General Edward MpTg"i!. MI
George L. Widernr. Mr. John r. Valentine.
Mr. RuJiulph Eil,s. Ny. william his-t"n. Mi.
l.. G. AltcInuS HJunrah'= :. London SNOW
den. Nr. : = HUM JU1 Mr.. H. +. CLYDE.
have been considering the Ui1t-cr for some
time. T5cy have gone s." far as To nrgo-
tate with IN. Uiti.i = 90 the jockey tlup
and the National Str-pl"ch9Sa Association.
an! hav" secured tN" 81 r;iou Of those fwp
ORGANIZATIONS Co hold "a tiy" darS' inr"l linz
here Immediately preceding lHe Jennings
(NaShiurt"ui fa..fin-.
II Is tn. !ntguriur 90 IN" promoters to
hold forth Inducements io gg urr Sic hest
Fat racers AMI Jumper oitt!uHble- An OF
tiDU las been ll-.fv secured ~ :: tr1l x
within easy reach o.. Ftilrd' irhia. II Will
j." especially fitted uu for st"vpitg hISi"g.
fCrm uf sport rl!tI Ias q great hold Uu"n
IHii.si,l THiaps. III, f-:'t itself VIII rr put
H. tire h,-t p-es'h',. ror -!:'l"9 for tho rriu-
T'I~. I'll. ... .-us - uI'----Hs b. sun" To re
Crivr tn cordial suIpor; of !ocI! lovers %:
racing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
KRIss KRINGLE KILLED.
DISCOUNTED Ills Leg and Wns shot TO
End His Niscrv.

Detroit. Mich. July 27.-Kriss K-irg e
showed his had temper in the third race al
Highland PARK to-day hy kicking up q. tnC
head Of the stretch and Gisjafntirs; his leg
He ran on the limb for an eighth of mite
afterwards. ana was shot 10 pur him out of
his misery. Track dead. The summari $:
First race. seven fgclonrs-I.cnula. iIl -.
Wc.aTt. 60 won; Ciips.rta. sS 81. naiyt. = 10
I ana . To- = SecGu!; jennie I'S (Eaosl % !.
Iiira. Time. "a. Lgttie Hunter S:r FloriGu.
A0us-ljor. Ninr. Redmond. MGy Boy, anl ANNE
Ttu'DI also ran.
IL. THomv--n!, - 10 l. won; Toad I:oary. -
tCcfurri. 70 - : and 20 !. saco!'d. Annie Chem
lrrIair, ~. tEups,. To =, iRiri Tirle, l:0zi
Scotch i'ranIhle. servant. William Gc.cs' and
f,0aizoly.a also ra-.
THIRD race mile and sixteenth-Georrs Kra'-.
Is fE.US). to :. won: kittie Regent. IA
,NNchcrl 20 and { - :. second. HunEaIiar.
1f4 ,CghurD. t. !. third. Time. l:ie. Krlss
r,,g-tI, race six fITlauES-Niss S,sk % ~.
Taiyp - ? won. Allie fs;ure;tl ~ ". John
sc.l to I ard - I. second: pasz.ui,ridara. SO
"a Nebe5l. Is 10 /. tnirl. Time. 1tia, Mound
builder. hey S8IsZar. H.isJ. -Jrkhen and Cavite
also ran March Fast loft al post
Fifth race. SIX fUriDr.:s--San Luis. -. Eisn-
SOM. 60 /. Won: Flartcrer. 107 IL. ThomPs ~.
{ 70 AMI 90 .. second; Gray Daily. i05 Mo
,.Utdc1. 10 >. third. Time. l:aea4. Tie Copper
and CUps also fan,
sixth race six furloRES-Nancy Till. ;oa tC.
y-ilscrD 20 I. won, Na,lnci. 90 IL. thompson.
{ to ] AMI 10 ;. second: Ralst'n, 10 Green.
u TO l. third Time l:Ni.- u-iN brooks. Aex
?ocrlands Isatilda and Cors;is also
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

good many inquiries aye being made as
10 y ra. boy -hcr. VIII be a fall meeting at
%s~hg. To- this YET. It can +" stated up-1
the aUthnri;- nf the owners If The track
that there. will he 40 racing nj Cumh r'aEi
Park til next spring.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

Charlie C'Bricn Was RcsponsibIe for
Rad Stnrf Thursday.

Charlie O'Rrien is L bad actor and should
b, barred in the betting. He was RESPONSE
bic :or the bad start in The fifth race
Thursday.
Tire public should he protected from ami
mails of This sort. II 4 forSc gets of one
6ay and wins galloping- and is left the
next. there f. very little chance for The
PLAYERS Nean-dsposi:ioned horses make il
had for the bctJors and buokmakers alike.
When a bad actor is entered, that has an
excellent chance to win il he gets on, there
Is very little betting on the event. one does
net care 10 back the bad actor, as he mighf
ne left. on the other hand. you would rot
care to bot against him as he Nigh! he the
best horse in the race after he passes the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
TYRo GALLOPED FROM BRANDON.
Fayorite M Match for the speedy
FLY at Havf horne.

Chicago. July 27.-Friday proved to he
am uulurky day for form players at Haw-
ihorne today. Tyr. speedy Ally. VINO
showed form at Washington Park upset all
form in the third race by iefea tiRg his
field easily and carrying the bunch so fast
that Graudon. the .ed-hot favori;e. cuud
do no better than finish third. Ben Chance
unset all calculations in the second race D.
making a show Of his field. The SUNNI. yics:
First race. ave furiongs-Regea, ilJ LB aefor1J.
10 10 /. won; Barbara NJ. il5 .Roa-i. 70 l. ser-
cna: Edith %. 10 tB2sslngerl. 10 TO I. third
Time. l:"2s. Eiired. Telephone Gin. Tcor- q
Green. Peaches. Allene Abbott. Belle Shot. Fairy
Day. Glove, Nihblsr and Floranife slso ran
Second rae. mil" and one-sixteeuth-B.n
Chance. ~ (Walie.). 10 ~ J, sen; LrIc!isht, 20
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D,.ck Head. on Frcc-No Cure. No Pay

Your druggist viii refund yuur money II
PazO Ointu!, mt gIils t. cl.re N-u - cts.
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% taat ?
Ianntya dlst to moth a Re
i +
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rrnr-rEus sT FOREST Park.
Good Hondxtrrs. VIII start in th~ Grn-
clemens Driving Club Races

Ii the Gentlemen Driving cub races At
Forest Park ths afternoon there VIII prob
ably be the best field o. roaGsters that has
been seen for many ;nsn'1'. The Acids are
mi large G,lt good contests are locked for
M. ,.I.ssig.J prize sr IA j. 20 M and an
other race may To- arranged oa the grounds
to-day 20 take its i'iacr.
The entries
Isirst race. frc--s5s AT eHhiti'i"a pace-Ieaa.
D. m. a r.. r. i-on.r.a. adam. o. < ~. T.
rif9u.g- - .sat..l t. g ~ e. .-l'Tsi!". Boa
ger Miller O. m Bonner &ti..t
S-.-nn.s acc. cl. -,t,d -NiiaItipa iaec-Wt III
yssi l. y " = Er'i-a!r. Boxer. D. r.. J..
ss..ih:irs,. R0y-i I'l-sh. I'll. T.. =. Hrit--i-
Third race. frse-f1g =" * ihti'a rt-.et
S.l,rr b- ~, T. j. = ION. ~: = lite. j..
I,!vsIt .'cfr,t. Jim Wilkes. Jf.. nr- h.. ca.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

:. Z. Madden mas purchased % G. T rat-
1s-gpa I.smpiiGh;ed. Ch e.. ?. 10y Lamp
liEh.eT-t!ar' Ill. and Historian ch. g.. ,.
by HaGuVcT-ArTagun.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
NeGOyERN TO MEET CANS.
Negro VIII Enter the Ring at Light
Weight Limit.

New York, July 27.-Joe Gans's managers
to-day deposited SioC0 with James J. Corbett
for i meeting between. Cans and Terry Nc
Govern at the lightweight limit.
McCoyeIfl Will cover the money tomorrow
and the time and place and details oi TIE
fight win he arranged.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

start fir. Won a=fly: SECOND sam" Winner !. ".
ole ta+rf- much Hs r.-t ErilU ~.fei ITS
t'h p. kindly from the ha.t-Tiia pole only Ha1"i
i'F- "'l-u-FS.
rn-s-'-', = %. 49,. - I.'e's. 10 1ia. I:ie'
>On
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

@ % S Ssi s9 5' ; End !" ra ram l face @ i &
1.rs,#7, IL, :oa. =. - 1=I
.1Sl n.en nrsa 2-xear-ll.fnic f.rlonss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

On Friday r.eHirg. August 10. the Board of
i5irr.to.s -Es E-@,.nfrs 4 the West End Am
80. s-Is,t- vlu rsuftr G. Aiaua.ef gG,ri.- IN
Iaughtar or thlt "rsanizatigh a benefit Is a
t.'.r II thor afU7t'iatt p ~ trn work he has
,.r, an IN. last y-a-. Al Esush;o1- has fric..'i-
in quite - iE,F-,sns nun'oe.a As the next man
r.,,nds wilt De- HEADED by Kid Page VINO ,,.rirss
q, o. kno-sr william. that he mas a
'e--'' - = Fighter and Dummy sehenek, who
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

First raCc-M1ndamUs. Uu.h.ss VI. I"ouag-
:Sscara race-ktsn1e, sprung. Tom Cr"lwCl.
Thlr! .aCc-I-X-H. Hasiia::f S!ilIa.a
Fourth racc-Chaliic Ol.utr, Sir Eolia. The
A,Ik.
Flft. -Ei-EollCT, Nav Reach. Verify.
.,N.h rFgc--Ii nOc'gle. Ohne-. st tEthbrgI.
set nth Tace-E,ys's Darling Wall. Orleans.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
TWO rsyoR,rrs wov At WINDSOR.
i.aNrrn ard E.itiIr Henry Were the
Winning choices.

Detrrii July Tive far1~i'"s T"r ~
Windsor to-day over q f's. track. The SUM
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
Recommendation Has Been Mad
10 the Turf Congress That His
License BE Revoked.
WAS WARNED SEVERAL TIMES.
Guide Rocks Reversal Caused
Judge Murphy 10 Act-Three
FayorircS Won-nluuiSt
Was a Good Thing.

--.' ''.He .' '.. -'."- t'''
Tie. Fair Grounds >.e..-r-- viii cost I.r *. :
.,..,..s-..,.- .,4 3D.. 90 -....... y-,,,,s.Ii.
- 49, '.. . '.'' ~
a'tiE after St!arsU'S son passed tie post III
Tr.vt Ir4-a rE.s-rl.,- s..-r..f a -a'rrf 70 S.,-
-. -. 49,, .-..- ....-,
I'''fN r. itrE OF 'H' iEii '''.--'N' i,''''-l
needing 'hat ,'r.vhu:s:'e license !o -
--.s.r ia. f1...- ...-...f So. f.r...,.ir. m
u-e- We have r".uTar.ariaa rn TIE Il
,c-s. s-a-rr.,fr-r. ~ tho T..-- Congress that
,.--,,...--.-,. ....- ,.- .,.-, -.,-l
~" '"i 'i'-''N '..'-.- ' "''' '-
a conditional one be lSsVet for G!~ CONTRACT
,,,,rioy,r ,;.r--a a. -,.--.-r- ONLY when
'".'t' = ''@'ftt' expire i-' '.''i'..-'' .',-'
t'E ms 't'a mage mat I'D H.si-" OF any
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
Chess Tournament.

. A6ni.h- July Tn th' f'urta r1und ~ tho
i!.tt% njt.1ni! cosss tournament. paved today.
I'urn dei.ate1 Iohn. Wolf at Bi'c-'ld. B-r-
ger and Marco drew Srnicrit-- defeated Jacob.
j, IiAl detected I,ar7irth-n f.us'.rsg defeated
- walter. k.~r-.zy defeated ianGWsk. anI
Gottst haIi defeated Iialpr'D
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
NEW soRE .. CINCINNATI -
GIANTS Won u: Timely Bnitini In the
Eighth Inning.

Neyy YORK Jaly 1.-The Nets Workers won
ting game frou, the Cinci1-s,is at the Poo
,;r.,,p.'- ih.- afternoon I. was = game that
.f. tlr..,l ~ -harf, n'ldiug. III" h1r1" team won
,rras-h timely batting in the eighth inning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
PHILlDELpiItNs WANT RACING.
Prominent QunkerS behind Move
mcnI to- Build "a Track.

Philadelphia. july Elm all likelihood
Pi,adephilns will he treated to brief.
but first-class running meeting this fan. A
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SUscT'-at4'~
First race. sts"!1'r'.a.". fur clu-7e- Dave \.
~ tII.idcrt - : won. Oh T7uE Is jD-cn-l.
G To- / and O. = second. F~!;ati. IL .T:f.sfL g
:. 4. tAi-f. zine. 5.i5. r-'il,.-,. Spurs. Fi.s!I
ana - Itssy'r ALSO ran.
:;.l:ri race. rije ami a -.Nts~ntr--Wa.iaS IL
shaw even = 10. Isw f-Ift 20 tHl:--.l-ii .
to / aud 60 .. second NrrlTru. ~ ts'1rur..i.
t. / thiId Tirrl' 81 - E"f,"'t 8!s" Tfn.
THAI race. selllE- tsr tNr.v.r 'fgIga -
'Siswp. g. .. won. ysTls. = MD i"rsfr9Hil.
:, a-I to 3. SEQ ~. i'rfra a. .II .II,ur,.
g. > tagd Tim- i:H1 - I--1F FsI5.n. SALIVA
i.Ja Ready Tr-"y. Tie Regent WIN" and ~ua-.
Bowen. htuut Pigeon 4, ST and E;hci Fac, also
Fourth race ST. fariencs- FIreartr. rIe 6Su.n-
Ceri (: 20 = Won. Smoke 'n3 ltI-rr--. . To r AL
"a =. second .-fv Se,Iprr. ." fFe-kus1. 10 l.
third. TIVE. I-;t g.. =, .rHc'-f 81" fIsH ron.
Elgh race. one r!.- issfi-. 70. ~ iTuru--l
- :. won. Eir7lHo. li2 'Sr -."Ji. 2 T.. 2 anil !
fn 2 second. Tourney. 80 FF"vrFu. a. ~ I fHir!
Time ~ %. JACK TELLING Pas tr-.k FH-I.r
To Gllant NJ IA it2irsea 60 ".s.s traw ~ Irl
Eccrai also ran.
S'v;h race. milo. s1'lirs-r'a,.e OF Tyuy. III
'Tgrprr' . = vH-- iiH..a!7 &C. .''i1eEl. g.
and 20 . second. iHUc1f4. rHi 'NsIfarst randi.
. t. / third. Time l:i2 -. Ra!ll.iia also ran.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

rsrrcI ruus-N4w Yo-k 1. CIuci~uati J. FRS;
t.-..iu.au g. New YORK & First base ~ olil.-
ar Holm l. III Mercer ! struck cuts tiaha
q lr Mercer {. Sacrifice hif--Nan Ii1ttr-n J.
S-.ttch O. stolen bss.s-EaFo T. $500 ~ =
..fe smith T. Double plays kanCe- We kl-T
a-i -uf..if = Threr-ba-s hits-'Lasstsrf I.
T,.a..F..- - hi,s-Dpyie / Tmp're-Euslie- Tim
ono iotr ami my minute Att'nllntt. l-l.
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Fred T. Wood owner o. May Beach. teic-
graphed from Chicago yesterday inqui-irg
as 70 The condition Of she track. Judge
Murphy wired back that II would b fast
to-day, when tho Laurel Stake is decided.
A. Il viii he to May ESacb'S rkinl. she
will in Al probability he a starter.
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New lmatear Calf Champion Made
fhc ~hinnac.ch toursc in -

sbiarecock HIS Golf Grounds. South
ar,n.ou. y Y. July S..-WaItor ]. Travis
amateur champion o. the United States
established n now amateur record for the
>,h!ivsruck links to-day.
T.. the frst eighteen holes of his thirty
six-b.lc zane Tor the prize cup with POI
.rick Terry. Jy. The latter held tha ura-
,-;''r,. r..a!d IL - 1-;t Travis cut II down
A. = TIE professional record is 10 heiJ
Nv rom ut.I;iEs"n and Harry Varion.
The scores:
walter J. Travis. Oakland;
out ......-....6 40
T.,al -...-....-.----
r..tsrirs, Terry. II. Sewplrt;
,.,r- Observation-Disclosures. II,
IN 80. '............s--..-..s & t "a
r...sI -......................... :.
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Diris ncfcnfcil.
TRAVIS SETS CHEAT NEW RECORD.

RFpI'ELIC SFE'iHt--
Nsuil.- Tenn. Iutv 21.-.Ihe Chckasaxs do
f.a.,d lie 81 iaE.s i's-!s today. score. 10 To-
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CaIIot protest against being ri. krau1o6 heCauss
- his iTt-Ilty. These young r-rn viii box SlN
= ur'.s for the l-iPou1'i championship of Mis-
suit Fstsr Sr1gnif am! -iuS LtEsl4 Will box
ttHt rounds ~ I'D pounds Tie winner of This
s' IT VIII Ur~t 'nr winner Of the Pase-ScherctS
fsut 1T d later date.
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BOSTON 3. PITTsBt re- z.
U.nncatcrs Were Lucky in the Ninth
Inning.

Boston July S..-Boston wen cut in the ninth
inuing to-day. Both pitchers were very effective
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| barrier If all bad actors wcro ha~~ad +"
n" betting II would make no difference 10
! either the speculative public or tne book
makers whether they ct off or not.
That special race fo- Imp, EtheIbert. Kin
| ley Mack and Jean PcraUd. at weight Toy
SEe' Is not 1ean. tsuiir q ni-nher 81 p,'I.e
are Bsitat.ug for IL Thr distance ! &" D."
q mile and quarter. any other horse IN
training to ~ eligible, S.3OA a corner. Tie
entire surroundings and complexion of at
was denied admission iUtD the special
match rae" at Gr5Gcsrnd. II would certain
Is be a grand COntest-Spirj of the Tim. 5.
William Gcrst l. the owner Of eight thor
uuGlrr'.! y-gIiings. which b. Proposes I"
place In training In the fall. having iuiiy
made Gp his mind to campaign stable ~
rure horses rext year. Tn Youngsters rep
resent ;Hr &c. uf ircquo:s. I.Dyatist H.
bsUu- r., kii's and Clarendon. Mr. Gers
also owns half dozen Stockings AMI a
caUri" "f 2-yea.-oids-
Gas Stratus. LeN:n-ton,. Ky. has so'd -
:. :. NcCCii-uS Springfield. IN. the
of Norrco-s!aid II Kent. 10y The Ahbot.
and fa- Milton Young. the Wrath. chest
nut mare foalei 1856 by p'zzaTo--The Han
SIDE by I-arpliEhter.
A good many inquiries are being made as
10 gra. ..,T- -hcr. VIII be a fat meeting at
Nasty To- this yc-F. II can +" stated anon
the authority of the owners If the track
that there. will he no racine nj Cumh r'aEi
Park til next spring.
J. Z. Madden has purchased ot G. r. Pat
t,-gpa. LsmuliGhte ch. g.. ?. hoy Lamp
li-hscr-t!aT' Ill. and Historian. ch. g.. ?
by HaEuveT-Arr&gu
Gnui1iCN was in excellent rilinC form 1T
tie FAIR Grounds yesterday. TiIp result 90
bis DAYS work was three victories cut ~
six mounts His effort on Guide Rock in
The fifth event was an excellent one. En-
trrinE IN" stretch. Guide Rock and Sam
Lazarus wcrr pCCss :.uarf, with th. "a tier
having Inc advantage D3miniCk went 70
work soon AS the field was Strengthened
OUT Gar home and he put r. all over Frost
IN the run home. The latter was on the
best hcrs- ut the end, hut ihr light
Uei-h;'s ci"voTuess landed the purse Tor
CiuiU. Rock.
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, >st-s
90 l =
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At Forest Park this afternoon the following
teams uf tie 81. g4ouis Cricket club vi. meet
Gam. WI oe called ut 2;l1 D. IN. sharp:
President Vice President
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rooR FIELDS ~ un,otruN TEACH.
Eogs Ran to Form ani :he Booki~~
Quit IogTF".

New York. July "a a-cc was an over
night card al Brighton E.a n track today
and an Ordinary lot * horses engaged. The
summaries
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REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

Association Spring sxiy-nI day Fri
{. Wealth q Tracks good
90 maiIe i've
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barrier II all bad actors WEI" ha~-"a j.
th" betting il would make no difference 10
either the speculative public or tne book
makers whether they L t of or not.