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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
ERNE'S STOCK Is RISING.
Friends Believe Him Clever EnOur n
to Evade McGOvern's Rushes.
REPCBLIC SPECTA

RE.PJ BilC SPECIAL.
New New York. July I1.-As the day for the
ERIC -McGovern fight draws near interest
in the match Increases and the sporting
resorts are full of men who talk of MOTH
ing but the chances Of their favorite. Erna
Is almost down to the necessary is pounds
and the easy manner in which he took
on the extra weight has caused his stock
10 rise above par. He Will have no trouble
In weighing in 1T 12S pounds. he declares
and has lost no strength while training
Several small bets have been made. but
the big bettors hold off. as usual until
at the ring side, as they attach a great
deal OF Importance to the way the men
are Offering to / that the Rrooklyn how
will stay the limit and even money that
he will knock E.rne out. Good judges be-
lieve that the Brooklyn contingent will b.,
badly scorched II these odds are offered on
the night of the fight.
Both men know that this fight will be
battle from start to finish and have worked
with that knowledge constantly in sight
and consequently have taken no chances in
getting into the best possible condition.
They are In shape TO enter the ring at the
present moment. and the few days left be-
tween now and Monday will put a finish
to their condition that could not be i'm
proved.
That Erne looks forward to a victory ia
sure. as he says that while he knows the
Brooklyn boy is fighter. he believes that
he is clever enough to keep out of trouble
and to land whenever he wants to. AS Ter.
ny fights on the give-and-take order. Erne
figures on giving" much and taking" as
little as possible.
Mctiovern thinks his old tactics of fight
Ing from bell to bell will tell the tale in
the end. and he will keep after his man in
his own way. taking a blow for the sake
of getting close ard getting his short-arn
work in on his opponents ribs '
II Is probable that the attendance In ,rad;
son Square Garden on the occasion OF tbis
battle will be the largest on record in tht
metropolis. IL from $500 to 1000 parsons ar
tend ordinary scraps at Coney islarJ tho
management figures. l50tO New Workers. vri,I
drop In at the garden. and provision has
been made for that number mas
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
wADDELL JUMPS PITTSBCRG.
biS TvirIcr Has signed to Play with
Semiprofe ssiOnaIs.

ktsit Hf.iC SPECIAL.
Pittshurg, Pa. July Il-Rube Wadiel, the
once famous twirlar of the Pittsburg club
WHO was suspended last week, has ap-
parently made good his threat TO cut loose
from the Pirates entirely. He refuses to
longer be bad boy under discipline and
to-day sent word that he had contracted to
pay Tor The rest of the season with the
club at PunNsutawney. Pa.
Playing center for Miilvale against PUNK
sutawney yesterday Ruhe made a home
run. the only score for Mii.vale. He will
PunXsutawney.
There have been many sensational rumors
regarding Waddelfs suspension from Pitts
burg. The Pittsburg ChTonicle-Telegsaph
whose sporting editor is said to be on the
night:
They say that Rube left his wife without
a word as TO her future home. Forgetting
that he has a better half has Lean the biS
fellows trick lately. Whenever Mrs. Wad-
dell came along. Rube overlooked tnat he
had boarding house on Meyran avenue
and hung his hat up somewhere in Alle-
gheny. The club will pay no attention TO
the big fellow
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Results at Montreal.

Montreal July ll.-At Beliair to-day odds-oa
favorites Jared badly. Tlie track sticky and
upset calculations. summary.
First race, six furlongs-iiie Away. 30 u-
ThompsonD, to and 6 TO g. by two
lengths: The Benedict. 80 tcoburnl. to l and
even, second: Robert Gray. i02 ,RyanD- to i,
Second race. half mile. 2-year-olds-cupa. loo
urvinD, 10 to ard to 1. won by three lengths;
Lizzie A, lo1 u. Daly. to and to ;. sec
ond: Aistgri 100 tMcLaughlinl, 70 l. third.
Time. :5515. Prince OF Song. Bramblc Dandy
Boy and Merrfllo also
Third race six furlongs-Hungarian. lel tCo-
burn. To / and 2. by one length:
Winepress. 100 ClAceuadel. 10 ana 5 10 2.
second: Queen Anne "a q. Hora), 20 to l. third.
Time. 1-23i.. Lcorem. Fessy F.. Snowstorm and
Governor Russell also ran.
Fourth race mile and sn eighth-Alfred Var
grave, ioe Ryan. even. won by one length kit
" Regent. - tCoburnb. to l and ] 20 = sec
ond Niscount. l05 tCastrop. to /. third Time.
2:u1t. King Eikwood and Genshis Khan also
ran.
Fifth race. full course. steepiechase. handicap
Arrezzo lso oHustcn,, TO 8 and TO 2. won by
three lengths The Monon. 1l5 &C. BroWnD, . to
and 70 &, second: Last Fellow, iSs tMoxleyl'
to .. third No time taken. Sir iSdWrehee'
Red Pat and The Bird also
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
CAsHED DUPLICATE TICKETS.
Chicago B0Okies Lose Heavily
Through DiHhOnest EmplOyes.

Chicago, H., July n.-Bookmakers at the
Washington Park track have lost thousands
of dollars through a swindling scheme that
came to light to-day
The CHIEF factor in the scheme is under
arrest, and has named two men as his con-
federates. All of the pool tickets used at
the track are made at a downtown firm in
this city, and to-day Irwin Appel, one OF
their employees. was placed under arrest on
the charge OF stealing tickets and using
them to defraud bookmakers al the track.
After being locked up for an hour he con-
fessed and named c. Il. Russell and II.
Leavitt, both well known at the track, as
his confederates.
The plan was to watch for the issuing of
tickets and then making out duplicate,
rush to the bookmaker as soon as the race
was finishcd. and cashng before the holder
of the actual ticket could get around.
1t is impossible 10 form an estimate OF
how large the operations have been but
one bookmaking firm. known as the Frisco
Club, has been the heaviest loser and ii is
said that ii alone is out several thousand
dollars. Several other bOokrlakers have
been hit hard.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
Detroit Harness Races.

Detroit. Mich. July u.-Darkness stopped to-
days racing the Windsor track, leaving the
Interesting event Of the afternoon. the &;9 pace.
unfinished. Riley Il. had been credited with tWo
heats and Harry u. and Redzal with one each
After the first two heats it appeared to be any
boiy's race but Milton $. who was favored by
the betting. could not finish in front. Nichol Is
gave the leaders close brushes IN each
heat Frank Bogash drove Harry o. out from
behind TO a sensational winning of the third
heat. and Redzal the fourth pluckily. 1t
was freely charged that few IL any OF the dozen
starters IN the 2:30 trot wanted to win It.
In every heat they scored about a dozen times
hnap MrCsrthv was dned sloo for alleged fail
ure to drive Lord Mcdonald to win. and after the
succeeding heat the judges put un McHenry on
McCartty's sulky. Lolita. favorite in the 2:l5
pace was drawn after two heats. and Lazy Piper
won the race. The wind blew very brisk and cut
up the back stretch but the track was good At
tendance. l10.
2:l5 pace. purse ssoe-Lady Piper won second,
third and fourth heats and race. Time. 2:i2N.
2:lsA. 2:la. Rotha ]. first heat In 2:ist. ARA,
Carmenta Seneca See. Lottie Spon and Lolita
also started
z:ae trottIns purse SCORED Arthur won third
fourth and fifth heats. Time. 2293.. 2:2sA. 2:Z2%,
Jimmy Flashlight won first heat In 2:.5k. Henri
won second heat in 2:2es.. Lord Mcdonald Mabel
g., Marfgue. keiler's Heel. Plate, V!vette. Jessie
Winkneid, Deima. Bessie NJ. and Walter kinne
2:cs pacing. rurse 500 ,unhnishedD--RsIey q.
von first and second heats in 2:0eas. 2:is4- Harry
O. won third heat In e:l1. Redza fourth
heat in 2:llk. Nichol B.. Milton s.. Jersey Mac.
Colbert and Fannie Dillsrd also stasssd.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

the Kansas City team TO victory to-day and. aided
by the fin. fielding behind him. scored a shut out
against the home team. Two very questionable
decisions by Cantillon gave the visitors their
first two runs. but the four gathered in .he
eighth were the result Of five hits. one Of them
IL double. Ryan put out Of the game for
questioning a doubtful decision and Schaefer for
jumping into the bleachers To- resent in
Score:
X. II. E
Kansas city ......2 O-5 Il /
Batteries-Detroit. Miller and Shaw. Kansas
City. Patten and Gouding.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
ATHLETIC RESERVE POLICE,
Fourth District Men Have Contests oi
Various X fudx.

The policemen on reserve az the Fourth
District Station have organized an athletic
club Several exhibitions Of speed and
feats Of strength take place daily. On Tues
day a .'feld day was held and two records
broken. In the 2ao-yards dash Patrolman
Hunt won frs prize. the time being % 3-5
seconds. In the fifteen-pound shot put.
Patrol'nan Patrick NoonaD carried off the
honors. throwing the weight forty-one feet,
his closest C mpeiitor being officer Dineen.
who threw the weight distance of forty
feet. The contests are pulled off on the
street near the station.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
JOHN NELSON STILL LEANS
Chicago Man Keeps Ahead or En-.
Eastern Supinfe..

Boston. Mass. July 1.-THE hard riding
that John Nelson OF Chicago has done for
his oppon .nts once again in to-night's rvs
hours In the six-day gold wheel RAGS
Charles River Park. Burns Pierce sasnos AZ a.
be improving I'm riding form 4"
Tonight Stinson led to the tenth r,ila an.
Nelson thereafter. The riding score tni
night WAS: ~
Nelson. e. miles l. 75s yards
Pierce, 81 miles ?9l yards
StinSon. 50 miles LAS yards
Miller. 81 miles Sii yards.
Total for the three nights:
Nelson. 49, miles 15 yards.
Pierce. 1872 miles ,354 yards.
Stinson 1856 miles 8il yards
Miller, Is9 miles l. 1888 yards.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
VARDON AGAIN BEATEN.
English Golfer Once More Defeated
by Best Hall of Two Opponents.

Chicago. ILL.,. July Hilary vardon, the
English golfer. lost again to-day. He and
with VIII Smith and David Bell and iost
three down, two to play. In the afternoon
play Vardon putted poorly in contrast to
the work of Smith.
The result of the afternoon play was fba,
Vardon and Herd won four holes and balvas
the losers 1s9.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

I'irst Eace-pinornis sun God. LexeL.
Second raee-Rushfelds. Bright Night. Joe Gam
Third Race-Charlis o. Brien. Crossmolina, Miss
Nae Day.
Fourth Race-Cahn's entry, Adelante. Fred Hes
sig.
Fifth Race-Harry Duke. Apple Jack Pinochle
Sixth Race-Cathedral Our Ruth, Iyis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
Charged With Assaulting Catcher
Wilson With a bat.

St. Joseph. Mo-. July il-President Thos.
J. Hickey OF the Western League tonight
issued an order blacklisting Center Fielder
Hausen of Sioux City for assaulting "Bili'
Wilson. catcher of the Omaha team. last
Monday at Sioux City.
Hausen used hall bat. inficting injuries
on Wilson'S head that leave him irrational
much of the time. President Hickey noti
fed the National League president Of his
intention. which means that Hausen will be
blackisted there.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
Des Moines. Ia. july 11.-score:
Bloomington :, Decatur q.
REPrRI.IC SPEcIAI.


Decatur Ill. July I1.-Bloomington defeated
p.tatur acain this afternoon in the second y. a
series OF three games. Millett. the new pitcher
Tor Decatur. did we'll until the sixth inning
when bloomington made four successive hits
". r. II. Z.
Decatur .--..--....0 0 o o 2 o as 4
Eiopiiiington 30 o. 10 9
Batteries-Decatur, Miilstt and Badger: Bloom
ington. Fisher and Rollins
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
DR.. R0HANNAN

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positively Nervous Debility. seminal Weakness, L
Manhood evils resulting from youthful errors
In from In and constantly
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has failed In curing the Worst Cases Price, Five
Dollars trial package One Dollar sufficient to show
Remedy will Do al, that Is advertised Sold only by Dr G.
A RoHASSAS, No. 622 Morgan Street, St 1oais, No
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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
Card at the COney Island Track Al
most Ruined by Scratches.

New York, July 1L-Withdrawals all but
ruined the sport at Brighton Beach to-day.
Five OF the eight in the fourth race and
nine of the fourteen In the fifth were
scratched. The fourth race promised to be
the best of the day. but with Herbert Raj
faello. Aaximo Gomez and others out, IL
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

REPt BiIC SPECIAL
Danville: III. July n.-Bsseball. Central
League. Scote:
R.H. Z.
.,anviie ..-........9 Is II {
Ierfe Haute .-..-.0 y O-s 4
Bstteries-Danvlle. Popp and Mcclure; Terre
Haute, steele and Jessup.
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The Ofifcial Score.

Earned TuuS-I3Ostcn 3. Three-base hits-Free-
man 1. Hoihe Eul--TenD~y /. Double plays
Long and Tcnney /. Sacriiic. hits-Siahl j. Bases
on balls-Om Nichols l. Struck Out-By Young J.
BY Nichols 3. stolen hases-Criger I. Time-Dne
hour and thirty-six minutes. Umpire-Emsi.e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
CINCINNATI Z, PHILADELPHIA q.
Great Battling Rally I'm the Ninth
Melted Four Runs.

Cincinnati. o. July 1i.-Cincinnati made an
other grea, niuth-inning finish to-day. With
one out in the ninth Wood tripleJ and Deitz hit
for four bases. Flick muffed BreitauSteln's hard
liner. Barrett singled. Frazer then took Dono-
hue's place. Corcoran walked. Bcckley's hit
won the same. Errors gave the Philss all their
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
Milton Non.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
. Cnionvi!le. No. July 1.-THE game Of ball 1T
TINS place to-day between CniOnvilie and Milton
Ia. resulted in II to II in favor Of Milton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
PITTsBrRG 4. BROoKLYN O.
Nops Pitched Poorly and Made m
FumbIe aud wild Pitches

Pittsburg. "a. July ii.-Nops pitched only
mediocre game and made the shut-Oyt a.
Brooklyn look worse by giving Pittsburg three
runs by making a tumble and two Wild throws
tendance. 5000. Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

Earned runs-iittsburg /. Two-hase hits-wag-
her l. stolen basss-Ritchey I. Double plays
Nops and jennings /. First base on haiis-of
Phtipi 2. on Nops 1. Struck out-By Nops l.
EwartNood
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

cuppy VIII pitch for Boston to-day. IL
Cup" follows the lead of Cross. thinner.
Quinn and others, he will make ST. Louis
very sorry he was turned loose.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

Nichols was just good az ever yester-
dav. Wien his arm was hurt this spring
they said he would never be Nichols again.
lie had the steam. the wave" everything
he ever had. Wonderful fellow is Nichols.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

Jockey pornniok appeared at Judge Murphy $
ofilce Yesterday morning and reported that he
vas willing to return to work with Mr. Hughes.
The Judge took Dominick over to Hughes's sta
bic, and the boy went back to work A question
was put to Mr.. Hughes. why he did not let
porntnfck have the mount Lady Callahan in
the fourth race, and Mr. Hughes replied. Dom
1n.ck has promised me he will be good obey nv
orders and remain in the Fair Grounds a: night.
i want to see If he intends keeping his word be-
fore giving him q chance to accept any mounts"
The reinstatement OF Jockey Taliey is fully ex-
planned by the following bulletin issued from the
judges stand yesterday afternoon:
rockey TallSy has been reilstated- We can
find absolutely evidence Of fraud. and other
circumstances have developed in the Investigation
which have induced US to deal le1iently with the
boy. Two years ago at Newport he fell IN a
lace. He was picked up apparently dead and
taken to the track hospital. For weeks he lay
unconscious. and when he finally recovered his
reason was for time badly clouded. His youth
has come to his aid. and he has gradually I'M
proved. but We have in official knowledge
noticed that at times the effects OF the fall are
felt and it is scant wcnder that at times the boy
makes mistakes. His habits are exemplary. He
was valeted by his father up to the latter's
death and now by an older brother. who gives
him his undivided attention Further. Early Bird
and Lord Neville colhded at the start. and close
analysis Of the race shows that Lord Neville ran
his race from where he got OF.
We put Tailey through q rigid sweating
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
Western League.

Il. II. r.
Denver ..--..--3 I-I1 Is I
Batteries-McNeiley. Taylor and sullivan; Tn
derwOod ard King.
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Harness Races at ArcOIa.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Areols. III. July 1.-THE second day.. rsc..
held by the Maple Grove Driving Club resui,ed
follows:
The 70 pace. purse $50:
Arcola. b. G.. by Axtell tSanders).....2 z 4
Myrtle wilkes. b. mr.. by Argot Wilkes !
.Hawk'nsp ....---..>-.---. 1 die
vihanna. $. m. by Valentine Checkley
tNorcdut a 2 4 .
Berdie b. b. r., by Arey. Doctor Herr
Best time. s:leit.
1hs frea-for-all trot. curse $3oos
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

-, Association
H.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

American League.
Kansas city 6. Dot. 0.
Buffalo IL. Chicago :.
Indianapolis 10. Min. 9.
Indianapolis >. Min. =.
Cieveland-HgffaIO: no
game.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

The hand books around St Louis were swarnped
with Milwaukee money yesterday. Milwaukee
started In the third race at Washington Park
With but i0 pounds up. Although he had Sidney
l-Icas. Fiorizar and Advance Guard 10 beat, the
local specuiators turf events went TO him with
a will. Many a Milwaukee dollar VIII be paid
olt this morning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
Omaha. July ll.-Score:

- r IT. q
Omaha -...-.....a q . o I-2 0
Sioux City ....-...s . ct =
Batter!ss-Hushss and Launzoe: PdryOr and
"
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aniI
bay ana Tn
Time
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

sBatted for Scott in ninth
tone out when winning nun scored
tlncinnatl ...-..s..--.....s j q y o " v U 81
Philadelphia ...............0 1 e-s
Earned rurs-Cincnnati T. Three-base hits
Wood ]. Home runs-Peitz l. Stolen bases
Cross /. Bsekiey 1. Double plays-slsgle and
Dolan /. First base balis-Om Scott ]. or
Dorohue I. on Frazer l.. Hit by pitched ball
Donohue l. Struck oUt-By Scott 4. Time-Two
hours and fifteen minutes. Umplre-Terry. At
tendance, LEGO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

Mr.. Robson announced yesterday that
the Kansas City club had begged the loan
of Thomas and Bueiow for the season. Mr..
Robson stated that the request would be
granted on condition that the Kansas City
ciub consented to return the men imre-
diately upon being requested to do so by
the St Louis club. IL is usual when
player is farmed out for the club to which
he Is farmed To hold him for the season.
Cn this basis Hemphill. Harper and other
st. Louis players were loaned last spring.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
Indianapolis 1919. Niuuea polls 3-S.

Indianapolis, July II. - indianapolis defeated
minneapolis N in both games OF a double header
MIA southpaw, In the first game Harvey was
unable to get control. and. through his wiidness
and sharp ard timely hitting. lost. Two young
sters were placed on the slab by their respective
teams in the second game Stimrnei. who pitched
LOT cincinnati. wen ms game from HALEY. wnom
Minneapolis got from Boston. II was anybody's
contest until n double play put Minneapolis out
OF II IN the nihth when they were within one run
Of tying Score:
r. II. r.
Indianapolis -.....-2 2 0 ? ID II
Minneapolis ..-...I 0 o y O-3 3
BatteTies-Indianapolis, Kellum and Powers;
Minneapolis Harvey and Fisher.
X. IL. f.
Indianapolis ....-..0 - IL Z
Minneapolis ..-.--..3 IS
Batteries-lndianapolis. Stimmel and Heydon:
Minneapolis Bailey and Jacklitsch.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

IL Buclow is farmed out IT Is not easy to
see what the st. Louis club will do for
coacher. When the young catcher il not
loaned to amateur clubs, he is always on
the coaching lines. Just how a youth of
hia age and fnexperience, fresh from a
minor league and the amateur diamonds of
the Choctaw Nation can be reckoned a bet
ter coacher than Mctiraw. Robson, ct al,
Is not easy to see. But Ruelow has been
GOlng most Of the cnaclltng lust The same
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

after the races Tuesday and believe him tnno-
cent The boy is exonerated from ali blame
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
News Around the tack.

Jockey MsGinn finished out his engagements
yesterday previous to his ten days suspension
for the foul ride put up Libbie last Tuesday
There are many boys at the Fair Grounds as
pifiug TO be Jockeys. Some have paid for a
5cckey license. hut have TO chance to ride as
oIrers are afraid to put green boys up in races.
JECge Murphy thinks of Introducing on the
weekly book a race or two for maiden Jockeys
Chris Schawacker thought he was in hard luck
wi en- he bet $2s0 Kidarlie in the first race ana
kidarie fell shortly after the start This loss
Old not deter him from placing 500 Nilwau-
kee In Chicago and betting s. coo Hllee in the
tird race at the Fair Grounds. He cashed both
OF these bets.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

The "Boxer'' revolt in China must have
made severe drafts upon the Chink iaun-
drynen OF St Louis. Nothing else can eX-
plain the decidedly soiled and unsishtly ap-
pearance of certain players uniforms.
Baseball is not Il parlor game and cannot
De played III Il dress suit. Still. player
need not let his clothes 90 unwashed until
he looks as II he had been subbing for 4
garbage man on a busy beat Wash up,
as the rock said to the wave
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

CLUB STANDING.
Yesterdays scores.

National League.
to-t0n J. ST. Louis o.
FittshuTe Z. brooklyn 0.
Cincinnati :. Phila. ..
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Buffalo 10. Chicago 3.

Buffalo 10. Chicago 3
Buffalo. " X. July li.-Chicago was again
beaten by Buffalo to-day Both Katroi and
Fisher tried hard TO stem the tide of victory. but
were uraDle to do One OF the features was
Athertcn's hitting. Amoie pitched strong ard
was well supported. Score:
r. II. E
Buffalo ...-....1 , 10 10
Chicago ..-.-.--1 go o O. 3 II
Bstteries-Bufaio. AmoIe and Shreckengost;
Chicago. Katoli. Fisher and Buckley.
Kansas City q, Detroit d.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

No club can look weli or fast IL it is not
hitting. said Mr.. Robson. Now. l think
tiiat our team. which has been winning
games lately, il the weakest we have had
~ thls season. Yet II has won more games
than our strongest team has. Why Just
because II has been hitting. Lack Of hit
ing Is what has broken up your team, MI.
Srlee. and what has he'd ours back. If
Btirkett and Donovan had been hitting as
they are now We would be up with BROOK
Iyn- You may have a good team. good run
hers. iieiders and pitchers, but tn win II
must hit. Put your good team against a
bad team. let the bad team hit. while your
good team does not hit. and the bad team
looks like ready money. while the good one
looks dead
Mine certainly is dead" said Mr.. Selee.
As he spoke Tenney raped out his homer.
and the Boston manager smiled the first
smile OF month. He knew one run was
enough to win.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12
TO-Days Schedule.

t-N%l II ~. LOWS.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN AT Pit:sbu,g.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

Start good Won driving: second easily. Wlnne
Imp. Laurel Crowhurst slipped IN along and hy
ing strides Hi i-Noc-Fier TO notch. Felix Bard
track
Post minute.
LSO Sixth race pt;rsa 800 2-year-olds six
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-12

II have seen" said Mr.. Wayman Me-
Creery yesterday. "a deal of discussion
anent the relative possibilities Of throwing.
hitting and catching base balls and cricket
balls. We must all agree that the cricket
ball is harder to hit a distance, throw or
hold But what l want To ask ls How far
can s:one-a smooth pebble from the
brook-be thrown? I heard of a man who
would back himself to throw $50 yards once
IN three tries with pebble picked up at
haphaZard. l heard that he had a record
or over 20 yards. When ! was a schoolboy
l saw Il man throw a certain distance at a
bird on n tree. The tree was over 100 feet
nigh. He threw over the tree. The dis
tance from where he stood 10 the tree was
lilo yards. stepped off. That stone must
have gone over IiJ yards Ii was a straight
throw, too"