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ST. LOUIS BOwLERs ARE SORE.
Disappointed by Spiallness Of Prizes
offered by New York.

New York. July l5.-The ST Louis BowieTs
who came here To win the championship at
the International Bowling Tournament,
watch is in progress at Union Hill. N j.
are very much disappointed. George krup-
pinser. the ST. Louis champion. explained
the cause OF the ctscontent of the Mound
City men thus:
Here We have Travelled some L. go miles
10 come here We were told there would be
sle.oo0 worth OF prizes offered TO the win
ners OF the various events and when We
got here We found only SSO worth of prizes
In sight. i brought on the best St Louis
cracks. They are losing two weeks wages,
and what viii We get II We do win the
championship? a paliry sl25 Medals. we
come here To win medals. am sure Chi
cago VIII do much better for us next year
why, In our little State championship tour
naments d man has far more OF a chance TO
win gcod-sized prize than in this inter
national tournament"
The other st. Louis bowlers voiced the
same sentiments. They all say had they
known that such small prizes Mere TO be
offered they never would have come here
40 II Is. they intend to compete IN the yari-
Gus events and get home as quickly as pos
sihe
The members. Of the team are: H scholpp.
r Parthey, George Kaiser. George DEL
Max Siesner. Morris Phillips, NJ. Ieudsrs
T. r: Carr. William Lauman and George
kHppinger.
Tae houiers are making their heada,iar-
tiers at the Delayan House. Tomorrow
there Will be a parade OF all the vis:tns
and home bowlers, and prizes are offered 10
the best-uniformed clubs II is known that
the St Louis team has the prettiest uni
forms Of the visiting teams. and unless some
local club should spring a surprise they will
carry on first honors for nobby attire.
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CINCINNATI.

'bettfd for pil!ard In ninth- tisatted Tor
EGghey in ninth.
tiRrinr att ........ $500. q = =
LOU y o 90
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DR.. SCHREINER,
SIG Chestnut ST., 81. Louis. NO,
The nEn M = SpECIAl lST

Cures private and ch1onic dis
saSes. Lost Manhood. Nervous
Debility, Last Sigor. Seminal
Weakness. Night losses. D.bii-
itatiBg Dreams. Early Decay,
Sariccceie and all results of err
rtrs Of youth ar excessss in later
years permanently cured. Goner-
rheea, elect Structure. IEnatu-
OF Kidneys ard BLADDER. and
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RIVER NEWS.


hEPl liz SEttlAtS-
Cairo. m. Jply i5.The river tell 5 Of foot
as5'ns ,se last g hour; The is ssuss s reals r.
hs rain ssi shaer ts i' sos saS e john
X Speed from Memphis with I.s:t tip arrived
low water fhs Margaret from the Lower MIS-
81 s'ri with harses q LOGS srFivss at pn noo1
Ls,d from The south arrived VIII, s harses 9s
snrn ss n nsh Tor St. Louis GsH bs enc
o. ssd sTsh ,T fasoss z, + s Fs o,ps s
carrie Y. arrived from Elk Island this siiernoon
With barge of logs. The fetsrs Lee from Mem
his and the C1sY of Psducah from ST. I-auis are
Memphis. Tenn. July 10 River marks Ios feet
Wss,ssr isis ana esrn ~ The nate adams ar
rived last syeninG fram Arkansas CITY with fair
The James Lee eot in last night from Frisr-s
r.ns ~ih rs. s 'rR ss aea vii ssss from
Ashport las, nisht with fair ,rip, and will clear
saa o on~ % sssr at Tho Res sT Y
on r.,ura, The Wichita will clear te-morfow
New or,eans nssss.l Up today fsr s. Loui. siih
f"Sa 'Te Ts y y R HrS M s tr hs nr a
lie, ve on Tuesday ey' n'pR on return.
Tn auds m I'LL las, nssa BAR ksRG R.s e
a ~, fog s. Louis at a n; city Of Mem
coal II; ~, CLARK passed un at 1873 :. N,
ea4se reads jas fei fsIi Of 2 T., last e hours
wss,he5 clear and hot
inches sc an, shd filing tiss1 aai .sI@ Departed
Vile sa r Pfsss stan. FqTs1s zss's
M. kanswha. Pittsnurg. 6 a. m. Virginia Cin-
cirrati. D.
Chester Ill. July 1s.-Riyer failing: gauge 81
feet Weather Cloudy. City % Psducah down at
Cherokee in on time. Tender In and out
on time. Cherokee departed for 81 Louis al i:is
n m fity ~ Memphis ~ m
-raducah. Ky. july i5.-'rhe gauge reads Z A ana
faiitrg- Weather hot No arrivals or departures
joe Fowler and Buttorn due from above city
Cope Girsrdeau. No. july fs-The War Eagle
Up At ~ last night with I. ees sacks Of wheat Ths
n ia at *
or OF and clear.
iinJton Ia July ls-The river Is I foot 2x
iifaeS above low water mark Of 1864. q rise - i;
Inch. Weather cloudy and eaoIer" me Eloise
Louisville. Ky, July ts.-Riysr sts,i,narv.
feet inches In canal; feet on fails: fe.t
riches below locks. Clear and hot '' y 'e'
Cincinnati o.. July l5-Riysr as Zee. and rs..
inc. Clear: mercury %. ~'e ~
Ciesr and hot. ~ 49, iSiii's-
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on the field Dan McGann Is probably
the quietest player in the League. ono. he
leaves the diamond he has not word to
say 10 anybody.
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Globe Team Defeated.


81 Charles Mo, July i5.-Ths St Louie ci,h.
Baseball club suffered a shut-ol:f al the ha -.
of the -. Charles Browns here this sf1ernasa,''
Of the home team. Edwards stitched for 3,
Charles and the visitors could do ahsaii,,eix na,h
Ing with him. not man getting Dast ss.on:
base and not player wes allowed 10 walk to
nrst: ne Was gwen the best ~ SUPPORT. Lowell
the Globes made seven errors. The score: anu
St Charles .......s a-is x
Globes 80. .......0 0 "a
Bat,,ries-Edwsrds and stanton: IaxeIl, Latab
and Hsuk ~"'"
Umpire-Zelier Of St Louis
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Close of the Racing at >. y. &. a. Cur-
cult.

Milwaukee, Wis. July 15.-J. H. Lake of
Port Richmond. n. Y. carried of the hon
ors a: the closing nights racing If the s.
n. e. a. grand circuit events a, the Expo
sitinn building Besides winning from
Gesrge Leander, with whom he was tied
for points In the mile !. q. L. trial, anna
teHf, he also ran away from the bunch I'm
the male open amateur. Lake will represent
The n. Z. A. in the internationa ana eur
races at Paris next month. The fastest race
OF th'. meet was the final OF the mile
handicap professional which was won by
w. A. Ruiz of New Haven, Conn. with a
handicap Of one second. in e:t5%..
The results:
cne-third mile professionalism r. Fisher
chicago. won. George n teauler Chicago. see
ont; q +. Weber. Milw aukee third Time.
one-mile handicap. professionally. A Rytz.
New Haven. Tom. tone s,condl, won; A. ~
stone. Wilton Place. q. y seconds, Ecro;.d: J.
,correct.p '
one mite. I. G. l.. trial. ams,eur-J. II. Lake
feit chinond, y y. won: George Y. Lesnie-.
.hirsxo second; Lester Wilson. H;ttsnurg third.
Time. ::if a. correct,
fursof faes-cI. II. Lake and Lester Wilson
vs. Neorge Is. iesnd.r ana q. r. Weber Mon
miles Time. 2:il.
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Jockey Dominicks suspension has cost
him dearly. He still leads IN winning
mounts. but is closely followed by Crow
hurst and if he does not get down To work
this week he will surely be passed by the
latter. ). Woods and Talley are also close
on his heels. The latter has done wonder
fully well. considering the fact that he did
not arrive pntii long after the meeting COM
menced. i complete list of the riders VINO
have one or more winning mounts to their
credit will be found below:
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lifneN hitftSg gave the Reporters victory
over inc team raaresentn,y the Anhsuspr- Busch
b.tve,y IN hard-fcught game at League Park
y.stefast morning. Score, ~ g. ID was one
q the best played amateur games ever seen In
TINS city tiondie did the iwirlipg fer the Brew
tFs- .fis sisnts we're Strengthened out quite gre
guen'.H. Jack Sumpter led the reporters al the
bat ne Vas up four times and the resul; 81 each
efoTf was . clean-cut, doubt -tnrhi6dif & grashsr
20 territory uBoccupisd by hslders Webb aid
W. toehrsr were also there with the VII
icw Weiss did the hest slick work for the Brew
eTs y. Klein also HANDLED the willow err-five.y
Mli!cf s hsiding WIS isaiyre tits third Ia Sc
play sensational.
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Brighton Beach Entries.

Isl, race. one and three-quarter miles over
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TuRFMaN BROOK Curry WEEDS.
owner OF the Famous stallion VIII
ton VIII Leave the TracI-
REPCBLIC SPECIAL.

Lexington. Ky. July i5.-Brook Curry. the
Lexington turfman and owner of the stall
lion Wilton. which stood at the highest fee
Of any stallion in the Biae Grass, quietly
married Miss lone Gilmore at Maysvile:
Miss Gilmore Is of this city, and started
from here with the ayowed intention of
joining camping party at Park HUI The
announcement of the wedding was great
surprise 10 friends here
Brook Curry started as a rubber OF srOt-
ting horses twenty years ago. and has since
made = large fortune. He viii retire from
active BUSH ess. and his six stations aud
100 brood mares have already been listed
In the fan sales
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CARDINALS AVERAGES.
Dan McGnnn LIS Forging to the Front
With the Willow,

Six of the Cardinals are batting better
than 3to per cent. However. but four are
playing al present. ponlin and Heidrick.
two of the sluggers. are laid up with their
props in splints Donovan. Wallace and
CriScr dropped off in their stickwark dur
ing the past week. Burkett continues TO
creep up. and promises ia give some Of the
star batters race fer the honOrs before
the season ends. Jess is meeting them good
and Is bound 10 finish in the frs, light.
keister and MeGann have struck their gait
and they will be in the 300 class before long.
Big Dan doing especially well with his
stick just now. lie has been getting his
htnses at the rate of two and three per
day lately. The averages follow:
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BILLY BARSIE DEAD.
well-k nown Baseball Manager Sue
cuulbs to Pneumonia.

Hartford. Conn. July 15.-Wiliiam Barnie.
manager OF the Hartford baseball team of
the Eastern League. and one of the best
known baseball men In the country. died
years.
He had been I'm attendance at the annual
gathering Of the E.lks at Atlantic City last
week. and was in poor health vhen ne went
there. He returned home seriously i'll Fri
day night. and gradually sank Mr.. Barnie
al different times managed the Brooklyn
and Baltimore teams of the National
League. besides other prominent teams
throughout the country.
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TURF CONGRESS STAKE.
Sam Phillips, Advance Guard and
Sidney Lucas tn Meet.

Detroit. Mich. July l5.-Ii is expected
that Sidney Lucas. the American Derby
winner. Sam Phillips. and Advance Guard
will meet in the Turf Congress Stakes,
which will be the feature of the Highland
Park Clubs twelve days meeting, and
which will be run on The Opening ,lay
Thursday, July Is. The owners OF Advance
Guard and Sidney Lucas have announced
their Intention of shipping their colts here.
and as Sam Phillips will be in receipt of
weight from both OF them. il is likely that
Owner scherr will send him here The
purse will be worth peariy ss,oee: The dis
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one way If Mr.. Auli could get out and run
a stable. Yet. with all due respect to the
many able racing officials about ct. Louis.
II there was no Robert Aull there might
De no racing at the Fair Grounds. IL may
De lick. blind blazing luck. or it may be
sheer ability. as yon like, but whatever II
Is: everything he touches turns out we'll
The Fair Grounds track has never made
anything but money since he took hold Of
u SO after all 1t Is extremely unlikely
lnat Mr.. Aull viii race his own horses.
which is to be regretted.
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HARNESS HORSES AT CLEVELAND.
Grand Circuit Meeting Takes Place
Neat week.

Cleveland. %. July i5.-Ths entries for the
Grand Circuit Trottiug Meeting. which
CLOSED to-day. promises fine sport at the
Cleveland course week after next. The
purses aggregate about 5000. and the
twenty Glasses are well FILED. In the PCS
class. trotiins. the great stailiOns Crosceus.
Charley Herr. Tommy Britton and Grattan
Boy Will make their first appearances of the
season in the grand circuit.
In the 2tS class, pacing. there are four
tet n entries, Including sQmr OF the speedissi
All the other classes are well allied and a
ord-oEeaking meeting Is looked for.
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tance is a mile and a sixteenth and the
stake closed with forty-six nominations.
number OF stables now at washington
Park viii he shipped here next SATURDAY.
and about twenty cars of horses VIII ieaNe
Montreal for Highland Park ar the close
of the Bel Air meeting next SATURDAY. =.
II. Perfingill will preside III the Judge
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Milwaukee 5. Indt.n.poIi, =.

Milwaukee. July i5-Aftsr allowing MiIg aukee
nire iiit- In three innings with total of tweI,
bsses. DanImsnn was taken Of the box and
keum substituted. The latter did well shut
ting the home team out during the remainder Of
the game. Rcidy kept the hits scattered With
the exception Of the ssseni inning. Score:
II. II. T..
Milwaukee .-.-...-.l e.:-s 10
Indianapolis 30 0 0 "a 3
Batteries Milwaukee. Reidy ard Smith: in
oiaGspolis. DammsnR. KeIium and Powers.
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Et Pl Bt.Ic SPECIAL
DE Sot0. Mo. July is.-The Braksraen baseball
team OF this place defeated IT,. l. NJ Rumsey
hall team of ST Louis here to-day by srore Of
Is To 6. The game was warmly contested until
the seventh inning. when the BTakemen took a
batting rally and raised the scoye.
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Lebanon nefeats Baro.oae..


I<hauan. Ill. July 15.-The Raysxopes ~.,.
defeated to-day by the Lebanon tesna The srora
h hsr ssSn . .:,;:..:.:::: ssssisSs 81
BATTERIES: Ie5anen-Swsers and Rosche. R.,os
zonss-CraEsns. Carroll and Far.onx. struet az,
By Swaers 8. by Craysns l, by Carroll p Wy
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Lynch Ryes Win ut MoherIy.

Moberly. Mo July ia.-Ths Lynch Rvss n, $,
lsIIis defeated the local team here to-day IL Ia
q. hss:nsn. pitcher for MoheIy was Wild
and when he located the plate he was hi hsr5
The locsis nat,ea poisn gu; Of the hox. Rey-
no De for The kyes carried OF the hating hon
excellent ball for Noberly. 49,
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Detroit q, Cleveland I.

Detroit. July i5-Asnsssr Burns was afraid
that the crowd at the sunday grounds this after
noon would do violence 10 Umpire Csntiliou after
the hostile demOpstis alton of yesterday and
II Ssd TO allow him umpire, cantiilon. how
ever was anxious 70 umpire and Yken Burma re-
ftseG 10 permit II. fo.feitsd the game TO Clere-
land. ." q. Despite this. Manager McAie-r Of
the Cieyeiands agreed to go on and play with Me
AllistsT as umpire. the game to be considered as
one OF the championship games The Cleveland
trs could not hit Yssger and Detroit in
balls. SroIe:
X. IL. E.
Detroit ...-..-..-.. - IL 2
Cisveiana ......... q / 0 0 . . 81 3 :
BATTERIES; Dstroit-Yeager and Shaw. Cleveland
4 h.uh aI.l
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EiFIBLlC SPECIAL.
Rolla. Mo. July BIN the game o. ball at
Strlbarh's r'ark today between the Century
club, composed q Young from the Frisco
office IN St. Louis and the Ro:a club, the Cen
tGTV club won nv the score OF 10 TO A. The
game was called at the end Of the sixth inning
Account VI rain.
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PoTt Iownsend. WASH. July I5.-Captsin
NJ A. Hsaly OF the United States revenue
cutter AcCuiloch. was examined by the
county board OF Physicians. who pronounced
MN insane A commitment TO an asylum
VIII ne Issued. The examination deveiope,i
thal curing four years while on waiting Or
GERS ne was subject TO many attacks Of in
somnia. IL Is understood he will be sent To
Washington TO the National Asylum
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The Globes defeated the Harsadine- McEi,,rickz
YESTERDAY Tor the second time. They have won
two Of the Three games played for the Champion
strip Of ST Louis IL sliggi.E match Roth
pitchers were hii hard. Mcipsrnctl had little
the best Of IL. The Hargsdnes started OF like
winners, h9t the Giohes caught them and won
out in the ninth inning. Score:
n. IL. L.
H-Aeh.... Il q . 2-1: II ?
Baiteries-,iohes. McDermn,t and Reed: IL
Nick. Dix, Gross and McSweensy
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Liberty Club at Tre.ton, III.


HEPI BIC SPEtIAL-
Trenton. III, July i5.-Nith the score A "a , a,
favor of the home team the game with The Il ~
erty Baseball Club OF ST. Louis was stoned a,
the end Of the fourth inning accoanf ~ ratn
Batteries: TrentsB-Ohiand and Well: shs ~ -.
Courtney and MoulI. OhIand was In dpe To-,
of the game. -, 1850
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Pitfsburg.

Earned rins- Chicago ?. Pi,,sburs ]. Left On
M s,.Tascb B S,Ssg ..ngmsn sasr,hgs
Eel 7. Siiqsman !; sysn: CAMEL J; struck cut
nor . Base on balls on Taylor g nff i.sevef 4
Time-Tvo hours and Twelve minutes. Imp re-
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Player and Position.
CHICAGO 3, PITrsBVRG q.
Anarchists punched Their Hits aud
Pirates Could Not.

"hiosgo. III. July IA combination Of errors
r!fts aud bsse-stssling gave each side two runs
without a hit in the opening inning. t-h,caso
punched hits in the third and fourth while Tsy-
iar puzzle up ;a the seventh Ritchey
turned an ankle ana forced 20 retire In the
NTH. Aitenhance. 800 Scnre.
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SELECTIONS.
First Race-K;ldarle Special Notice Winnebe-
jour.
Second Rsee-Libbie. Mound City. Early Bird
Third Race-Ransoul. Blidceton. Imperious
Fourth Race-The Monk Lady Callahan. Felix
Bard.
Fifth Race-Thes-y. Dave Waldo. Hi Kolior.
Sixth Race-9ueen Dixon, Ampere, Wall.
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WINNING OWNERS AND JOCKEYS.
DOmfnfck's TdIeness May Cause Him
10 Lose the Lead.

john +. Schorr continues to lead the win
ming owners at the Fair Grounds The
amount has not Increased much Of late.
however. e. G. Bennett Is second in the
ifst. with Si.1oS 10 his credit. +. W. Holt
srewe comes next. with s.. 4i6. This repre-
sents Plnochles winnings AT the present
meeting. He Is the Most consisten. per-
former at the track and is certainly a
Mandy horse To own. Seyenty-eicht owners
lows:
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Rain stopped Altoa Game,

EEPII BLIC SPECIAL
Alton. Ill. July IA heavy raiustorra s,apnss
the game to-day between the Blues and the az
lard. III. club In the second inning whsn fbs
sctre stood 10 in ATOMS favor. Next st,ufav
tire Blues. accompanied by excursion, 81 root
srr. will 20 to Springfield III. to meet the team
Of that city. $3.50 e"'a
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BASEBALL GOSSIP.
Powell Was Always Elective Against
Cincinnati JntiI IesterdaY.

Jack Pewelrs ineffectiveless against Gin
cinnati comes as surprise. The boiler
maker has always beaten the yorktown
team. Only four hits were made of him.
however, IN the two innings that he pitched.
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Earned ruas-f'lurnnau FNo-base hits
Wood I. Psitz J, Hahn I. Wallace J. keister /.
Home rIrs-McRf!ie l. Stolen hases-BeckIsy
]. Quinn !. Double plays-Forcnran, Quinn ard
Beek.ey 1, First Ok, balis-Ey Hahn !. by Huyhey
:, by Powell ]. Hit by pitched rali-Ry Hushey
has-RobiHson !. Wild pitches-Hushsy J. Hahn
! Time-oae honr ard hfty minutes. Umpire
Terry. Attendance. &. go.
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Buffalo u. Miuneavol,. q.

Fanalo. n Y. July H-Bunsio's string Of vic
, m, came very near heins hrgksn to-day Tor
stop To The game in the sixth With six nm. "a ~
Anloie pitched poorly and vas taken out in ,hs
nth and Eaksr substituted Score: ~ I'VE
n.unaio ;..'--.-.--...---.-. I as II
Minneapolis ............... IL
batteries: Huffsio-AmOa. Baker and sns.r.
Minneapolis Bailey and JaekHtscb f Spre'.
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HURRIED TO THE FIGHT.
81. Louis Players did Not Want TO
Eat supper.

RtFt ETsIt SFEtItT.
Cincinnati. o. July 15.-The Cardinals left
Cor New York tonight. where they open on
Tuesday. In their anxiety to get TO Gotham
in time for the fight Monday night some of
the players did not step to eat their supper
at the Gibson House. but hustled of foT the
train
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Powell seemed To have everything to-day.
but the Reds made the four hits they made
OF hin, count for I'VE runs. Hughey, WHO
succeeded him. did very well until the sew
euih. when the Reds solved his underhand
delivery. Had the Cardinals played baseball
In the first inning and In all the innings af-
ter tina, they would at least not have been
shut out and there might have been diff
fsrent story to tell.
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Dcs Mo;nes. Ia. July i5.-score:
pes Moinss - . Al g
Mcfarland and sei<ier; MaupIn aud
kiiFg.
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Mrs. Margaret .Daty Mead.

mrs Aarearet DAILY, the mother Of Miss Ca
E pii ~ Aliy. 81 the st. Louis and Tsnnesses
morning al her bone IN 81. Louis. after = ia
x S'h h rinsss , Funeral artanseg1ents have =
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Keister's failure to sacrifice while NcGraw
and Burkett were on the bases In the first
inning cost dearly The Reds played all
around the visitors. They seemed TO out
class them in every department
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ri BiIT SFttIAI..
OGin. III. july l5-The Home Brewery team,
| OF 81. Louis defeated the odin team today. The
TONES -.-'.-..-''----..-.. @ Ca
baiteries-srnith. L-ntz and McMachin; Gibson
and tilea '' sN''
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President Robson returned to CleNeia.u
Tonight where he will spend several weeks
on the lakes. Stanley accompanied the
team East
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Blood Poseu all stages. positively cured ChaTgss
los- Out town patients treated by mail Beck
Cor suitation Free. call OF write. Hours q No
Ia p. m. sundays 10 to u m
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stab at the hall not intending to hit II. ana
= tWo-bagger resulted. He walked 10 SEE
ond Had he ran II would have been d
triple.
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Decatur rs. Bloomington s.

Bloomington. Ill. July 1.-THE R;oomias ton
term received an ignominious beating to-dsy at
the hands NJ Decatur the score being Il 10 g.
sample was Founded all over the field. and the
Plson.incion team went 10 pie < IL was the
worst defeat they have experienced The score:
-, Y. u, E
f,isa,In ian, g "a s-is Y :
isatteries-McMackin and Badger. Sample ard
Rollins. - 1922 N-''f' anu
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Hahn was hit harder to-day than he has
been in weeks He really did not try very
when there were men on the bases. II was
the hottest day Of the year here, and Hahn
he went to the bat he tried TO get cut pur-
posely. In the eighth inning he made a weak
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following are the Weights for the Test Hand
cap TO be 1rn Tues3ey. July Il. at Brighton
Bessh h: distance. one mile: